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MultiQC: Added module tests back to test failure #35553
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This is to fix the error seen here: nf-core/modules#1814 (review) which also seems to be the error happening in the BioConda CI tests:
This Note that this has been working for people doing |
This diff shows what has changed since the last Bioconda release for v1.12: MultiQC/MultiQC@v1.12...master One bit that catches my eye is a change in the function call in entry_points={
"console_scripts": [
- "multiqc=multiqc.__main__:multiqc",
+ "multiqc=multiqc.__main__:run_multiqc",
], Seems suspicious, but I'm not sure why that would break anything. I guess that this is the road that we need to go down to figure out and fix this error though.. 🤔 |
Just added that to the PR :-) |
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Yeah was the missing entry point in the meta.yaml that was updated in between 1.12 --> 1.13. |
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My bad, should have spotted this the first time around sorry.
Our bad ;-) |
@BiocondaBot please merge |
I will attempt to upload artifacts and merge this PR. This may take some time, please have patience. |
Merge PR bioconda#35553, commits were: * Trying fix for entry_point * Use checks from MQC 1.12 release * Added module tests back to test failure
Attempt at fixing MQC 1.13a0 with proper module testing. Not sure what went wrong the last time though :-(
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