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[Bioc 2023] Package Demo: Statial #49
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/request id="bioc2023statial" title="Package Demo: Statial" description="Statial: A Bioconductor package for identifying spatially-related changes in cell state" section="BioC 2023" startfile="vignettes/An_introduction_to_Statial.Rmd" vignettes="vignettes/*" keepsource="TRUE" source="https://github.com/SydneyBioX/StatialBioc2023" docker="ghcr.io/sydneybiox/statialbioc2023:latest" |
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/request id="bioc2023statial" title="Package Demo: Statial" description="Statial: A Bioconductor package for identifying spatially-related changes in cell state" section="BioC 2023" source="https://github.com/SydneyBioX/StatialBioc2023" pkglist="Statial" |
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/test id="bioc2023statial" title="Package Demo: Statial" description="Statial: A Bioconductor package for identifying spatially-related changes in cell state" section="BioC 2023" source="https://github.com/SydneyBioX/StatialBioc2023" pkglist="Statial,SydneyBioX/StatialBioc2023" vignettes="vignettes/*" startfile="vignettes/An_introduction_to_Statial.Rmd" |
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/test id="bioc2023statial" title="Package Demo: Statial" description="Statial: A Bioconductor package for identifying spatially-related changes in cell state" section="BioC 2023" source="https://github.com/SydneyBioX/StatialBioc2023" pkglist="Statial,SydneyBioX/StatialBioc2023" vignettes="vignettes/*" startfile="vignettes/An_introduction_to_Statial.Rmd" |
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/test id="bioc2023statial" title="Package Demo: Statial" description="Statial: A Bioconductor package for identifying spatially-related changes in cell state" section="BioC 2023" source="https://github.com/SydneyBioX/StatialBioc2023" pkglist="Statial,SydneyBioX/StatialBioc2023" vignettes="vignettes/*" startfile="vignettes/An_introduction_to_Statial.Rmd" |
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/test id="bioc2023statial" title="Package Demo: Statial" description="Statial: A Bioconductor package for identifying spatially-related changes in cell state" section="BioC 2023" source="https://github.com/SydneyBioX/StatialBioc2023" pkglist="Statial,SydneyBioX/StatialBioc2023" vignettes="vignettes/*" startfile="vignettes/An_introduction_to_Statial.Rmd" |
Hi @almahmoud , |
You do not have permission to do so, and I already cached the instances on the nodes, so ideally we wouldn't restart everything the day before the conference for a change. |
/test id="bioc2023statial" title="Package Demo: Statial" description="Statial: A Bioconductor package for identifying spatially-related changes in cell state" section="BioC 2023" source="https://github.com/SydneyBioX/StatialBioc2023" pkglist="Statial,SydneyBioX/StatialBioc2023" vignettes="./vignettes/*" startfile="vignettes/An_introduction_to_Statial.Rmd" |
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Hi @almahmoud, So sorry, we ran into a few issues and it took us longer to pull together than we had expected. I am currently getting the following when I try to launch the test instance, have I done something wrong? bioc2023statial | stopped | 5 minutes ago | 5 minutes ago |
Don't worry, it is working now and we are happy with it :) |
Hi @almahmoud , |
It should be. If it is not, let me know ASAP what issues you experience. The caching might not work (depends on the node ends up being selected) so the startup might take a minute, but I am freezing any changes to not have last minute downtime. |
Works well thank you, I just wasn't sure if what I was seeing is what someone else would see. Thank you again for all of your last minute help. |
/test id="bioc2023statial" title="Package Demo: Statial" description="a Bioconductor package for identifying spatially-related changes in cell state" section="BioC 2023" source="https://github.com/SydneyBioX/StatialBioc2023" pkglist="Statial,SydneyBioX/StatialBioc2023" startfile="vignettes/An_introduction_to_Statial.Rmd" docker="ghcr.io/sydneybiox/statialbioc2023:latest" |
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/test id="bioc2023statial" title="Package Demo: Statial" description="a Bioconductor package for identifying spatially-related changes in cell state" section="BioC 2023" source="https://github.com/SydneyBioX/StatialBioc2023" startfile="vignettes/An_introduction_to_Statial.Rmd" docker="ghcr.io/sydneybiox/statialbioc2023:latest" |
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/test id="bioc2023statial" title="Package Demo: Statial" description="a Bioconductor package for identifying spatially-related changes in cell state" section="BioC 2023" source="https://github.com/SydneyBioX/StatialBioc2023" startfile="vignettes/An_introduction_to_Statial.Rmd" docker="ghcr.io/sydneybiox/statialbioc2023:latest" |
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/test id="bioc2023statial" title="Package Demo: Statial" description="a Bioconductor package for identifying spatially-related changes in cell state" section="BioC 2023" source="https://github.com/SydneyBioX/StatialBioc2023" startfile="vignettes/An_introduction_to_Statial.Rmd" docker="ghcr.io/sydneybiox/statialbioc2023:latest" |
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