Closed roryk closed 5 years ago
This fixed it for me in a toy thing I made, but I didn't do all the tests. Opening up a p/r so I can make sure the tests still pass.
Thanks @roryk
I made a couple of tweaks to the AppVeyor config, to include testing against the previous release version.
Did you ever figure out the resolution to that GenomeInfoDbData not getting found by bioconductor issue? We're running into that here with travis. I poked around and saw you had a back and forth about it a few years back.
Thanks. How did you push to this pull request? You did magic.
Let me check my notes about that. Otherwise, take a look at the fork I've been testing: https://github.com/acidgenomics/bcbioRNASeq
I switched to using a Docker image for Travis because I was running into too many configuration and timeout issues.
Yeah you can see here a reworked approach that avoids the need to use list.files()
. I think this is a better way to go.
Yeah you can see here a reworked approach that avoids the need to use
list.files()
. I think this is a better way to go.
Yup, agreed. I'll swap to that.
I'm cool for dropping R 3.4 support-- bioconda is onto 3.5 so we don't have a need to be on 3.4 anymore.
That makes unit testing easier -- let's pin to R 3.5 instead then.
Merging #120 into master will increase coverage by
0.21%
. The diff coverage is83.33%
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+ Coverage 98.15% 98.37% +0.21%
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Lines 2280 2273 -7
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- Hits 2238 2236 -2
+ Misses 42 37 -5
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R/tximport-internal.R | 96.07% <83.33%> (+8.14%) |
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THANK YOU SO MUCH, it would have taken me forever to figure out how to get the tests working.
@roryk I got Docker working for the HBC R packages, so if we run into Travis build time and cache issues, we can switch over to using those images. For now let's stick with testing the code against macOS on R 3.5.
Awesome, thanks so much.
Going to cut a new release and update the bioconda recipe now.
Some folks at AZ noticed that sometimes the sampleNames can get applied to the wrong files, for example:
the list.files function doesn't put them in any particular order, so here we sort the sampleNames and then sort the files to put them in the right order.