I'm just looking at a recipe where the github URL to the source archive does not exist anymore (maybe the tag/release has been removed?). Is there a workaround for such a case? : https://github.com/compomics/meta-proteome-analyzer/tags I'm looking for 1.4.1
Devon Ryan
@dpryan79
You might get lucky and find it archived on the galaxy cargo-port. That stores at least some source packages for bioconda. @bgruening would know more.
M Bernt
@bernt-matthias
Unfortunately its not there
OK. Thanks. Then we need to solve it on Galaxy side.
Gabriel Renaud
@grenaud
Hello! I get "test macos blocked", is there any way we can skip macos testing?
Hi guys! My colleague @kpj has made PR bioconda/bioconda-recipes#25504, I normally should have the necessary rights to do the review (and the PR looks good to me), but I wanted to ask I somebody could check if we're not missing something (I haven't kept up if there are changes in the recommendations).
Hello, what's the recommendation for Python version requirement? I recommended putting the required version here, and the developer noted that it was forcing Python 3.8 installation https://github.com/bioconda/bioconda-recipes/pull/25547#issuecomment-734431562 Is there a better way to recommend >3.4 for example?
@telatin The way it's done in that PR is the recommended way. I kind of assume that miniconda2 (that should really be removed) can create python 3 envs, since miniconda3 can create python 2 envs.
Hi, if it comes to writing recipes I am quite a novice. Is use of git_url completely prohibited? In the guidelines it is stated as "Ideally". bioconda/bioconda-recipes#25584