Add CRAN package seAMLess

[eonurk]

This is my first time contributing to conda-forge, so please excuse my inexpertness.

This is the first PR for CRAN package seAMLess, I used conda_r_skeleton_helper to create this fork and followed the instructions on the maintainers' guide.

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[eonurk]

Can someone help me with this? :)

I wrote the package and published on CRAN, and since two of the libraries were not available neither in CRAN nor in bioconductor, I had to implement it via drat package, and serve those two libraries on my own github. I found one of them (r-music) on anaconda but I don't know how to add it as it is not available in conda-forge. I edited the conda-forge.yml to have the default channels as I thought that the default channels would include anaconda.

[dbast]

@eonurk All dependencies of a conda-forge package have to be available via conda-forge ... adding other channels (defaults, main, bioconda) to conda-forge recipes is not supported. Packages that depend on bioconda packages are better added to bioconda to avoid duplication of their dependencies on conda-forge.

[eonurk]

Thank you @dbast. I see but then how about some of the dependencies are available within one channel but not in the others, and vice versa? Then, what would be the way to proceed? Simply, if I write a recipe for bioconda would I be able to depend on packages that are only available on conda-forge for instance, or such a package does not exist?

[dbast]

Yes, each project defines that by itself... so bioconda allows depending on conda-forge packages...

[eonurk]

Thanks @dbast, closing this one.