Is it possible to use ben offline?
Good morning !
As ben (to R people: it is the transition tracker engine) is packaged
and distributed, I was wondering about using it to prepare a transition
offline.
There has been a new release of Bioconductor and as you know it is a big
transition. I am considering to run it offline first before doing large
numbers of uploads. But I am not familiar with ben nor with local
archives.
I see that ben has a --mirror option. But will it work if the "mirror"
is a local archive containing only Bioconductor packages? Or is there
a way that I can express the concept that "this local archive should be
seen as an additional layer on top of the official mirror", like a PPA
or a backports suite?
I would appreciate if you could give me some hints about feasibility and
tutorials if there are some.
Have a nice day!
Charles
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