Dear MethylMix-Team!
Thanks a lot for your great project! I'm currently using MethylMix in my thesis and am very interested in contributing (I'll open separate issues for that).
But I'm unsure which is the most current version, since the one on https://bioconductor.org/packages/release/bioc/html/MethylMix.html is 2.18.0. When I run
BiocManager::install("MethylMix")
library(MethylMix)
packageVersion("MethylMix")
the result is also 2.18.0. When cloning the repsitory from bioconductor using git clone https://git.bioconductor.org/packages/MethylMix I see that version 2.19.0 is mentioned in the DESCRIPTION-file.
But when cloning this repository and look into the DESCRIPTION-file I cloned from you at https://github.com/gevaertlab/MethylMix it states Version: 2.11.1. I also realized that the last update was in February 2019 and that the last commit is not part of the master-branch on bioconductor.
Therefore I'd like to ask if I should use this repository (and version?) for submitting pull requests and, if this is not the case, where currently the development is happening.
Best wishes, Alex
(life science PhD student from Vienna)
Dear MethylMix-Team!
Thanks a lot for your great project! I'm currently using MethylMix in my thesis and am very interested in contributing (I'll open separate issues for that).
But I'm unsure which is the most current version, since the one on https://bioconductor.org/packages/release/bioc/html/MethylMix.html is
2.18.0. When I runthe result is also
2.18.0. When cloning the repsitory from bioconductor usinggit clone https://git.bioconductor.org/packages/MethylMixI see that version2.19.0is mentioned in theDESCRIPTION-file.But when cloning this repository and look into the
DESCRIPTION-file I cloned from you at https://github.com/gevaertlab/MethylMix it statesVersion: 2.11.1. I also realized that the last update was in February 2019 and that the last commit is not part of the master-branch on bioconductor.Therefore I'd like to ask if I should use this repository (and version?) for submitting pull requests and, if this is not the case, where currently the development is happening.
Best wishes, Alex
(life science PhD student from Vienna)