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Installation issues #238
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I managed to install it using a conda environment with R 3.4.3 and and python 2.7, downloading manually some R packages as Matrix and rhdf5 and reinstalling SnapATAC. Despite installing, it does not work. I run into this old issue #114 , but having right version of rhdf5 loaded in the session: `> library(SnapATAC)
Matrix products: default locale: attached base packages: other attached packages: loaded via a namespace (and not attached): If anyone can help me fixing this issue, I could share the conda environment to help setting up SnapATAC for other users. |
I managed using:
This is not clean as it mixes conda environment with manual installation but it works...
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Thanks @lldelisle !! The solution above still seems to work for me in June 2022, with an additional manual install |
Thanks @lldelisle . Works very well. I created a conda env file (env.yaml) using your solution and attached as zipped it to this comment. To avoid manual packages installation, I added "r-devtools", bioconductor-edger" to the list. Note: old-versions is the name of the conda env I'm creating using the yaml file. In command line: Then inside R: Bests, |
I've been trying to install SnapATAC and am running into all kinds of issues, which I think are due to not having the right versions of dependencies.
Can you please give me a list of everything needed, including R packages and other modules, to install SnapATAC successfully?
Thank you!
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