Create meta.yaml

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Title

Update: FC-Virus to version 1.0.0

Summary

This PR aims to update the FC-Virus recipe to version 1.0.0. This update includes improvements such as:

Enhanced Algorithm: The core algorithm has been optimized for better performance.

New Visualization Tools: Added new visualization tools for data analysis.

Changes Made

Updated meta.yaml file to reflect the new version and dependencies.

Dependencies

Added dependency on gcc.

Testing

Ran all unit tests and integration tests, all of which passed successfully.
Confirmed functionality against sample datasets.

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A new metadata file named meta.yaml has been created for the fc-virus package, version "1.0.0". This file includes essential information such as the package name, version, and source details, specifically a Git URL pointing to https://github.com/qdu-bioinfo/FC-Virus with the main branch specified. The requirements section outlines the necessary dependencies for both building and running the package, listing gcc, gxx_linux-64, make, and boost for the build process, while gcc and boost are required for runtime. Additionally, the about section provides relevant metadata, including the homepage URL, license type (MIT), and a summary of the package's functionality, which is described as "Accurate Assembly of Full-length Consensus for Viral Quasispecies". This structured approach to metadata aims to facilitate package management and usage.

Possibly related PRs

• Update recipe for ViroConstrictor #51038: Updates to the meta.yaml file for the ViroConstrictor package involving changes to dependencies and versioning.
• Update PhyloAcc recipe #51090: Modifications to the meta.yaml file for the PhyloAcc package that include adjustments to the requirements section.
• Update meta.yaml #51213: Changes to the meta.yaml file for the RSeQC package, focusing on updates to the requirements section.
• Add meta_eukaryome_detect #51328: Addition of the meta_eukaryome_detect recipe with a structured configuration and dependencies.
• Update meta_eukaryome_detect: Rename meta.yml to meta.yaml #51366: Updates to the meta.yaml file for meta_eukaryome_detect, involving changes to dependencies and formatting.

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