Simon Andrews

I think I'm stuck at the same issue. Had to downgrade to python3.8 to get imageai to install at all due to a scipy dependency, and now getting this error...

@ekesdf thanks for the suggestion but I get the same error with 2.4.0

I think I hit this too, but it plays into a slightly larger issue which makes interpreting the output of ```problems``` more difficult. For example: ```{r} library(tidyverse) library(vroom) tibble( A=c(1,"two"),...

```diff $ diff cf-orig cf 334,336c334,342 < if($CF_MODULES){ < if (system('which modulecmd > /dev/null 2>&1')){ < die( "ERROR - could not find modulecmd on the PATH. Aborting run.\n" . ---...

I already did :-)

Whilst you're listing ideas I'd say it would also be useful to be able to create local repositories per site and let people import modules/pipelines from there to their own...

I'd say the local repository could look exactly as it does now. All you'd do is to make the central repository be just a repository from which you can fetch...

I tried to implement this, but couldn't get it to work. The most recently rstudio-server doesn't appear to have an option for ```--secure-cookie-key-file```. Could this be an option specific to...

Just had another request in for this, asking for minimap2 as an option for the back end. I know Felix implemented this in bismark and it was fairly straight forward...

What operating system are you using? If you open a command window (cmd on windows, terminal on mac), then what is the output from: ```java -version```