Hi,
My lab is currently considering submitting our package to Bioconductor, but I
am curious about how - if at all - this will affect our development workflow on
Github. Specifically, I would like to know if after submission to Bioconductor,
our lab's repo of the package remains independent of
I have a package I would like to submit to Bioconductor. Some functions of the
package utilize precalculated data frames currently stored in the inst/extdata
directory. These data frames result in the source package exceeding 5 MB (~25
MB).
Are there any best practices or recommendations for st
I am preparing a package for submission to Bioconductor. One of the errors I
got from running BioCheck() was "At least 80%of man pages documenting exported
objects must have runnable examples". The way our package is constructed makes
meeting this requirement practically impossible.
Our package