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[GEN-1163] hotfix annotation tools #9
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🔥 LGTM! You will have to rebuild the GENIE repo. A push to master branch with a change in the readme would probably do it.
Since I have to release a new version of annotation-tools and update the main genie Dockerfile, did you want me to update the Dockerfile and push that to master directly? |
Ah I forgot about the fact that we tagged releases now. Yes feel free to open a PR directly to master and I'll review. |
To be safe, I'm going to wait until I am a part of the |
The delay is ok! But we're going to run into problems with dockerhub because we don't have any more seats. The fastest way would be to build and push to your own dockerhub repo. We need to push to GHCR so we avoid the whole dockerhub situation... Edit: alternatively, pushing to the dev branch will trigger a different tag to be created. So you can use that. |
Tested on Nextflow Tower : Ran on Side note: Not sure why the |
Thanks for doing that - LGTM! That is expected because it's missing a file here. We can add it to get a thorough run through https://github.com/Sage-Bionetworks-Workflows/nf-genie/tree/main/scripts%2Fdata_guide%2Fgenomic_profiles PS. I appreciate the urgency, but please enjoy your weekend! We can pick this up next week. |
Purpose: This PR fix uses a universal way to get the current directory of the script. Mainly needed because our nextflow script calls the python script (inside Genie repo) that calls the bash script inside the
annotation-tools
repoTesting: