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In #32 (and #36) we remove the Manifest.toml from EpiAware as this was not required for between contributor reproducibility and was causing merge issues in a PR workflow.
Potentially shipping this at a release point (or an overarching Manifest.toml) would be a good idea for ensuring the reproducibility of this analysis (not the EpiAware.jl package. We could also potentially do this in other ways (such as shipping a Docker image).
This issue is for discussing and deciding on the right course for this and also deciding when we should aim to do this.
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At this time, I think we have moved towards EpiAware as a package which the pipeline uses (plus with an aspiration to an EpiAwarePipeline package).
The specific analysis done in the pipeline should ship with a Manifest.toml, but the other package(s) shouldn't (as per usual package management in Julia).
In #32 (and #36) we remove the
Manifest.toml
fromEpiAware
as this was not required for between contributor reproducibility and was causing merge issues in a PR workflow.Potentially shipping this at a release point (or an overarching
Manifest.toml
) would be a good idea for ensuring the reproducibility of this analysis (not theEpiAware.jl
package. We could also potentially do this in other ways (such as shipping a Docker image).This issue is for discussing and deciding on the right course for this and also deciding when we should aim to do this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: