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Soft-link run_ilastik.sh in conda bin directory #60

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drpatelh opened this issue Apr 15, 2019 · 1 comment
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Soft-link run_ilastik.sh in conda bin directory #60

drpatelh opened this issue Apr 15, 2019 · 1 comment

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@drpatelh
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Hi. I was wondering whether it would be possible to soft-link the run_ilastik.sh script in the environment bin/ directory as part of the recipe build process. Currently, it is placed in the top-level directory of the conda environment. I have tested this behaviour after the creation of the conda environment and it works well. I think I remember having issues when the script was physically copied in bin/ due to path searches.

I am trying to run ilastik as part of a pipeline in --headless mode, and ideally I dont want to have any interaction with the environment other than sourcing it:
https://github.com/drpatelh/nf-core-imcyto/blob/master/environment_ilastik.yml

In my opinion this would make things more portable across multiple containers so it would be great to know what you think.

@drpatelh drpatelh changed the title Soft-link run_ilastik.sh in conda bin directory Soft-link run_ilastik.sh in conda bin directory Apr 15, 2019
@k-dominik
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k-dominik commented Apr 15, 2019

If you are using conda anyhow, there is no need to go via run_ilastik.sh. You can then safely just call python ilastik-meta/ilastik/ilastik.py.

run_ilastik.sh is there to start ilastik when distributed in binary form

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