Please tag a release

[pvanheus]

Hi there

I'd like to package this in bioconda (as a first step towards writing a Galaxy wrapper). Can you please tag a release with a version number (preferably a semantic versioned one) to make it easier to package?

Thanks!

[maximilianh]

OK done here: https://github.com/maximilianh/multiSub/releases/tag/v1.0.0 Is this OK for you?

[maximilianh]

Can I ask for which institute this galaxy instance is being made? Can I add a link to your Bioconda recipe or your Galaxy instance where this is going live? Is there a way to add one of the conda "badges" to my README now?

[maximilianh]

Hi @pvanheus can this ticket be closed now?

[pvanheus]

Hi @maximilianh - apologies, I made the issue and then moved on to other things. The Bioconda recipe is now in a PR. When I make a Galaxy tool I will submit it to the Galaxy tools-iuc repo. I personally am at SANBI and am interesting to in making it easier to submit SARS-CoV-2 sequences to various databases (GISAID first, others after) from Galaxy.

[maximilianh]

Hi @pvanheus great to meet you! I've added SRA upload and testing it right now. If you're interested, let me know. Should I just tag the new release again, when I'm done?

[maximilianh]

Also, I'm working with someone from University of Cape Town to get multiSub to work on their fastq files for SRA as the first SRA example. Her name is Luicer, you may know each other.