Added container for tumorID with SCEVAN dependencies #3391
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Are those essential packages a dependency of scevan? |
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@bgruening No, this PR introduces a multipackage container tailored for running SCEVAN workflows. The container is based on the existing r-scevan image, and it includes additional essential packages to support visualization, data manipulation, and analysis tasks commonly needed in single-cell experiments. |
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Ok, the current combination of packages fails. Can you look at it? |
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@bgruening hi, could you help me, please, is supposed to work, but the building process is very long. Maybe you say what is the problem in my PR? |
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I will have a look as soon as possible. |
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Where and how I can find my container? |
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Try this one: |
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This PR adds a new multi-package container to support the TumorID workflow. It updates the multi-package container based on
quay.io/biocontainers/r-scevan:latest, ensuring that only essential R and Bioconductor packages are included.