Closed pvtodorov closed 1 year ago
I have this same issue. The process downloads julia 1.6.4 but that seems to be a problem.
I am also having this problem. I cannot seem to install regardless of the method. I believe the dependencies are an issue, but I am not sure how to solve the issue
Same issue here
I am also having this problem. I cannot seem to install regardless of the method. I believe the dependencies are an issue, but I am not sure how to solve the issue
Regarding the install: I had issues with the installation, too (running on Ubuntu 18.04 server). I managed to install it with the following method:
Baysor
using:
using Pkg
Pkg.add([PackageSpec(name="UMAP", rev="master"), PackageSpec(url="https://github.com/kharchenkolab/Baysor.git")])
This step will complain that Julia 1.6.4 is not the right version for Baysor
. Here, the right version number in the documentation would be really helpful.
Baysor
and add the following content to it:
#!/{PATH to your julia 1.6.4 binary, which you used to install Baysor above}
import Baysor: run_cli run_cli()
Make this file executable: `chmod +x Baysor`
Now you can use the `Baysor` script you created before like the Baysor binary. For now, almost everything works in my hands.
I am attempting to make the Baysor CLI from source without having Julia installed. I entered the commands on the front page of the repo
And produce the following trace