Re: Failing tests / OnFire
Hi Saira,
On Fri, Aug 02, 2019 at 02:43:28PM +0100, Saira Hussain wrote:
> > Very cool that you now gained a speed that is probably real fun for
> > yourself. I'm really happy that you gained the experience that you can
> > reach positive results in a short times! To bad that we picked those
> > hard ones first. :-(
> Yes! I do much more enjoy now. But fear not. I think it was a great
> experience as I learned much more than I would have if I just used the
> included tests!
That's true for sure.
> Also I will be very happy to use this knowledge and help further with more
> packages after the end of the internship (although I am getting a month
> break before I am back :)
Just do the break you need. I'd be really happy if you would become a
valuable member of our small team to make bioinformatics with free
software even better.
BTW, I missed to send an updated list of potential packages in need of
a test:
source | vote |
------------------------------------------+------+
anfo | 7 |
cain | 7 |
diamond-aligner | 7 | https://github.com/bbuchfink/diamond/issues/295: a test suite is planned and should be ready soon.
dnaclust | 7 |
freecontact | 7 |
king-probe | 7 |
tree-puzzle | 7 | Be aware that this is complex due to errors even at build time
fastlink | 6 |
idba | 6 |
kissplice | 6 |
loki | 6 | Dead upstream / missing from internet but continuosly used
maqview | 6 |
mauve-aligner | 6 |
paml | 6 |
Just pick whatever you prefer once you are finished with hisat2.
(I'm just afraid your speed is high enough to wait for more input
when I'm offline tomorrow ;-) )
Kind regards
Andreas.
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