add code for snakemake lesson #16
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Is there a reason to retain the binary |
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well, that is possibly due to my ignorance. The binary files are retained in order to be able to download them later. If there is a way to make the tar.gz/zip files an artifact during a CI build, which can then be part of a release process. We could have the website point to that artifact online. Ideas? |
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Ah-ha, I see: |
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Up until here, the code examples to do the snakemake parts are hidden in a versioned .tar.gz/.zip file inside files. This PR exposes this code in order to make it more testable. In this manor, the snakemake code can later be integrated with CI tools like travis, appveyor and others.