I cannot install the tool via bioconda, because the recipe is broken. I also cannot build from git, because there are several warning and then the install just fails.
Can you maybe host the docker container on the docker repo? I cannot find it there. It would save many people the headache (as I see form the multiple issues related to this). In that way we do not need to find a way to make a singularity image from a docker file to run it from HPC systems, or to install and update all the dependencies needed to run this tool from git build.
I cannot install the tool via bioconda, because the recipe is broken. I also cannot build from git, because there are several warning and then the install just fails.
Can you maybe host the docker container on the docker repo? I cannot find it there. It would save many people the headache (as I see form the multiple issues related to this). In that way we do not need to find a way to make a singularity image from a docker file to run it from HPC systems, or to install and update all the dependencies needed to run this tool from git build.
Thank you in advance.
Kind regards,