slinnarsson
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6 years ago Yes, correct. The only use for it now is to extract loom files for the server.
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On 22 Oct 2017, at 17:49, Job van der Zwan notifications@github.com wrote:
Am I correct in understanding that the loom CLI tool is officially deprecated, not maintained, and not used anywhere in the pipeline other than serving the viewer? Does that mean I can safely strip anything non-viewer related, so stuff like creating Loom files from other files, uploading to a server, using BackSPIN, and so on?
I'd like to do some code clean-up on the Python side of the loom-viewer code, and there's a lot of old stuff I haven't looked at in over a year and I don't know what is and isn't relevant at this stage.
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JobLeonard
Am I correct in understanding that the
loomCLI tool is officially deprecated, not maintained, and not used anywhere in the pipeline other than serving the viewer? Does that mean I can safely strip anything non-viewer related, so stuff like creating Loom files from other files, uploading to a server, using BackSPIN, and so on?I'd like to do some code clean-up on the Python side of the
loom-viewercode, and there's a lot of old stuff I haven't looked at in over a year and I don't know what is and isn't relevant at this stage.