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cDNA_Cupcake is painfuly to install, just get rid of it. #271
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[BUG] cDNA_Cupcake is painfuly to install, just get rid of it.
cDNA_Cupcake is painfuly to install, just get rid of it.
Mar 21, 2024
I'm also having a hard time:
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This issue was solved by @diekhans and @TianYuan-Liu in the new release of SQANTI3 v5.2.1, where cDNA_cupcake is no longer a dependency. |
Great! I reinstalled everything from scratch and it looks like it almost works. I think there's something going on with the R scripts tho...
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Is there an existing issue for this?
Have you loaded the SQANTI3.env conda environment?
Problem description
Even with the updated version of cDNA_Cupcake, one collaborator was getting the error:
while I was able to install it. The difference appears to be issues with the conda install, so time to. remove conda and reinstall it all.
But why do faithful SQANTI3 fans have to suffer installing cDNA_Cupcake when SQUANTI3 uses a tiny faction of Cupcake?
How about just copying the files that SQANT3 uses, convert them to Python3 and be done with this pain?
Please!
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