feat: Common contribution guidelines - #154
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See Contributing Guidelines for more details on how to contribute according to pipeline conventions. |
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| multiqc_config: false | ||
| nextflow_config: | ||
| - params.input | ||
| template_strings: |
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Could you explain what these template_strings are about? Or point me to the nf-core documentation because I couldn't find it... 🤔
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Since nf-core also use jinja for their template string, this linting check is there to make sure that there are no template strings left in the template (which could mean a broken template): https://nf-co.re/tools/docs/4.0.2/pipeline_lint_tests/template_strings.
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Ah! And the README of genomic-medicine-sweden/nf-dev-guidelines already includes information on this too - great!!!
However, I don't see any such strings in the config file? Am I missing something? 🤔
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No, it was probably an artifact from an older version. There should be no template strings in the config.
Co-authored-by: Beatriz Vinhas <beatriz.sa.vinhas@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Beatriz Vinhas <beatriz.sa.vinhas@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Beatriz Vinhas <beatriz.sa.vinhas@gmail.com>
As discussed in Clinical-Genomics/oncorefiner#154 (comment), it is more intuitive if the config file is named `contribution-guidelines-config.yaml`.
| nextflow_config: | ||
| - params.input | ||
| template_strings: | ||
| - assets/nf-dev-guidelines.yaml |
Removed template_strings configuration from nextflow_config.
Closes https://github.com/Clinical-Genomics/MTP-oncoflow/issues/85. The PR that will be generated: #155.
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.nf-core.ymlto allow for template strings in contribution guidelines sync workflow