Adding EBI pulldown script - #207
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any idea what's up with the failure? |
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Seems fine but I think it would be worth fixing travis? |
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Thanks @wasade ! Not sure what is going on with travis, will check later as I think it is unrelated to my changes. |
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Thanks for the link @wasade , although I'm a bit confused cause it looks like they fixed the issue and travis is using setuptools 20.7, which should be a release with the fix included. |
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Known issue with 20.7.0, which is the current version in conda. Downgrading to 20.6.7 fixes the issue. |
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@josenavas what is the status of this? |
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This adds the script to pulldown the information from EBI.
@wasade I've added comments to the original bash script so it is easier to follow. Do you mind taking a look to make sure that they're accurate? Thanks!