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Package versions in .yml file #74
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Hey! I can't imagine there would be a problem with cmake updates. For python, I'm not sure... but I don't think there should be backwards compatibility issues there either. Sorry I can't give you a more detailed answer. |
at this time I have no problem with the newest versions. I don't know if it is worth changing the content of the .yml file. for more experienced users, such a question would not have existed. |
I'm trying to stick to the docker rather than the yaml file for the moment. But could you add this as a comment on the PR #58 ? Then I can try to add it there when i get around to it. |
Thanks. I'm usually quite responsive on github as well ;). |
Here is some additional information:
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@dturaev Thanks so much for that! This is really useful! |
@LuckyMD: We have finally moved to diffxpy and are trying to move faster... quick question: to compare two groups (each comprised of 2 biological replicates), is it sufficient to supply the h5ad files written after we ranked the genes using Wilcoxon method? Thanks in advance. |
It is rather a question, not an issue:
in the .yml file some of the packages are listed with older than most recent versions:
the most recent and installed are:
-python=3.9.7
-cmake=3.21.2
there should not be a problem, right?
nice day,
Iliya
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