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'BiocCheck' is run on packages contributed to Bioconductor. It implements checks that are different from those in R CMD build / R CMD check, with the overall goal of increasing the robustness, interoperability, and support of Bioconductor packages. Perhaps you have ideas or opinions about what makes a good Bioconductor package; implementing a check in BiocCheck is one way to help others see your wisdom!
The plan is to have an 'orientation' meeting on Monday, work in groups or individually to implement features during the week, and then have a 'review' meeting on Friday to assess the contributions. The meetings will be at 11am US Eastern Time on a bluejeans link to be made available on the community slack.
Orientation meeting details now available on the #bioccheck-a-thon channel of the Community Slack.
https://community-bioc.slack.com/archives/C012YQP9VHU
Use the following link to sign up for our slack
https://bioc-community.herokuapp.com/
We'll use GitHub issues and pull requests on the BiocCheck repository to propose, implement, and review activities. This is a great opportunity to contribute to the project, and perhaps learn a little about R / Bioconductor software development processes. The BiocCheck repository is at
https://github.com/Bioconductor/BiocCheck/issues
If you have ideas or suggestions, open an issue and include a section in the issue with suggested labels including 'Hackathon' and your best guess at the level(s) of expertise required to implement the feature so that others can identify projects they might be interested in helping with.
Currently the following labels are available:
- Hackathon (all issues)
- Beginner
- Intermediate
- Advanced
See you there!