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from a practical point of view, it makes it hard to test something that I know should error. In particular, making sure the segfault from #94 doesn't occur and that it errors instead
I see.
The reason has been primarily to simplify the API, with the thinking that the errors that are sent to Check/WithMsg()
would be of the kind that would require a restart of a workflow in any case.
I guess one reason for simplifying as much as possible is that SciPipe was from the start aimed a lot towards bioinformatics, which has had a lot of non-programming-savvy people (wet lab folks) dipping their toes into it, and as such you would have to simplify as much as you can.
Though not sure that will/should be the primary user group as we go forward.
scipipe
program on your path. I have installed scipipe using go get github.com/scipipe/scipipe/...
but I still don't have that command on my path. How is that setup?
ls $GOPATH/bin
then?
$GOROOT
?
I'm not sure how Go installs itself on Macs these days, but I use to set these things up in my .bashrc
to be sure:
export GOROOT=$HOME/go
export GOPATH=$HOME/proj/go
export PATH=$HOME/go/bin:$PATH
export PATH=$HOME/proj/go/bin:$PATH
... given that I install Go in $HOME
, and use $HOME/proj/go
as my code folder for Go stuff
go get
on scipipe but where did it end up? It didn't say a word that command... :/
proj/go
(or something else), and adding these to your bash profile file (however that is named on Mac):export GOPATH=$HOME/proj/go
export PATH=$HOME/proj/go/bin:$PATH