Thanks for the great package! When I was setting up with Docker, I realized you use a run command—I'd highly recommend creating a default ENTRYPOINT and then default arguments to be passed to that entrypoint with CMD. This way, users can use the tool out of the box without having to jump inside the container or add extraneous arguments to the docker call.
Old Output
> docker run nservant/hicpro
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(nothing is printed to the screen)
New output
> docker run nservant/hicpro
usage : HiC-Pro -i INPUT -o OUTPUT -c CONFIG [-s ANALYSIS_STEP] [-p] [-h] [-v]
Use option -h|--help for more information
Hi @nservant,
Thanks for the great package! When I was setting up with Docker, I realized you use a run command—I'd highly recommend creating a default
ENTRYPOINTand then default arguments to be passed to that entrypoint withCMD. This way, users can use the tool out of the box without having to jump inside the container or add extraneous arguments to thedockercall.Old Output
(nothing is printed to the screen)
New output