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document install cdna_cupcake via bioconda #217
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Update: installation of cdna_cupcake with bioconda does not work with current environment configuration. For future reference, here is the log:
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@aarzalluz Hi, I met same error when install cdna_cupcake with bioconda. Have you fixed it? Thx |
@Sparkle-27 I don't think it has been fixed yet -for now, it's probably best that you follow the installation instructions for cDNA_Cupcake at the wiki. |
A quick heads-up/suggestion for current developers (tagging @almart7 even though I know you may not be the one in charge of fixing this): Since the IsoSeq toolkit has taken over and cDNA_Cupcake is no longer supported by @Magdoll, it might be worth it to look into re-implementing the Cupcake-based functionalities of SQANTI3 using IsoSeq. I'm not sure to what extent it is feasible, but I'm certain that, in the long run, more deprecation issues and incompatibilities, such as the ones in #208, will arise. |
This problem is now solved by using the Forked version of cDNA_Cupcake in the ConesaLab repository. We have updated the installation in the SQANTI3 wiki and modified the setup.py to avoid the problems in cDNA_Cupcake's installation. |
cDNA_cupcake is in bioconda:
https://anaconda.org/bioconda/cdna_cupcake
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