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There are a few ways the quast package could be improved:
Separate build versus install. Opam has for some time supported a separate install phase, and install steps are recommended to go there. Right now opam-build.sh does both, so this file could be split into two. But also, next points suggest avoiding the shell script altogether.
Can we assume users of packages installed with opam will have opam installed? Seems like a reasonable assumption unless you're planning to move a generated .opam directory to a different computer. If so, the script quast that is being generated could be a static file; replace $PREFIX with opam config var prefix.
Can the .install file be generated in advance? The new biopam-dev tool may help. I'm moving towards statically generating .install files as much as possible. It makes it more transparent what will be done. I'm even providing different install files for different OS's, e.g. see how the updated ncbi-vdb package does it.
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There are a few ways the
quast
package could be improved:install
phase, and install steps are recommended to go there. Right nowopam-build.sh
does both, so this file could be split into two. But also, next points suggest avoiding the shell script altogether..opam
directory to a different computer. If so, the scriptquast
that is being generated could be a static file; replace$PREFIX
withopam config var prefix
..install
file be generated in advance? The newbiopam-dev
tool may help. I'm moving towards statically generating.install
files as much as possible. It makes it more transparent what will be done. I'm even providing different install files for different OS's, e.g. see how the updatedncbi-vdb
package does it.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: