Hi Nitesh, By reading the email from other messages in Bioc-devel emails. There is only one maintainer that is allowed in each package. I am a maintainer of another BioC package, but not the maintainer of the multtest package. The request by Katie to add me as a co-maintainer of multtest package will not be allowed, though nobody has answered her earlier email to Bioc-devel list. Can you (NItesh or other people) add me the commit access to the the Bioconductor Git repository of multtest package so that I can push the bug fix to the bioconductor git site? Thanks. Yongchao
[Bioc-devel] commit access to the Bioconductor Git repository of multtest package
5 messages · Yongchao Ge, Katie Pollard, Turaga, Nitesh
Hi I can give you commit access, but have you explored fixing the bug on the GitHub repository and then having Katie sync it with Bioconductor? If you still feel that having access to the Bioconductor git repo is the best option, I'll go ahead and give you access. Best, Nitesh
On Mar 11, 2020, at 4:29 PM, Yongchao Ge <yongchao.ge at gmail.com> wrote: Hi Nitesh, By reading the email from other messages in Bioc-devel emails. There is only one maintainer that is allowed in each package. I am a maintainer of another BioC package, but not the maintainer of the multtest package. The request by Katie to add me as a co-maintainer of multtest package will not be allowed, though nobody has answered her earlier email to Bioc-devel list. Can you (NItesh or other people) add me the commit access to the the Bioconductor Git repository of multtest package so that I can push the bug fix to the bioconductor git site? Thanks. Yongchao
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We will move to this solution soon. I don?t have git set up for BioC yet. The last change I made was when we were still on svn. So, to get the fix done quickly and to allow Yongchao to deal with fixes without an extra step through me, it would be really great if you could enable commit for him. I?ll get set up on git soon. I have other changes to make (improvements/extensions, not fixes of build errors, so less urgent). Thanks, Katie
On Mar 11, 2020, at 1:33 PM, Turaga, Nitesh <Nitesh.Turaga at RoswellPark.org> wrote: Hi I can give you commit access, but have you explored fixing the bug on the GitHub repository and then having Katie sync it with Bioconductor? If you still feel that having access to the Bioconductor git repo is the best option, I'll go ahead and give you access. Best, Nitesh
On Mar 11, 2020, at 4:29 PM, Yongchao Ge <yongchao.ge at gmail.com> wrote: Hi Nitesh, By reading the email from other messages in Bioc-devel emails. There is only one maintainer that is allowed in each package. I am a maintainer of another BioC package, but not the maintainer of the multtest package. The request by Katie to add me as a co-maintainer of multtest package will not be allowed, though nobody has answered her earlier email to Bioc-devel list. Can you (NItesh or other people) add me the commit access to the the Bioconductor Git repository of multtest package so that I can push the bug fix to the bioconductor git site? Thanks. Yongchao
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I've enabled commit access. Yongchao should have access now.
On Mar 11, 2020, at 4:40 PM, Katie Pollard <katherine.pollard at gladstone.ucsf.edu> wrote: We will move to this solution soon. I don?t have git set up for BioC yet. The last change I made was when we were still on svn. So, to get the fix done quickly and to allow Yongchao to deal with fixes without an extra step through me, it would be really great if you could enable commit for him. I?ll get set up on git soon. I have other changes to make (improvements/extensions, not fixes of build errors, so less urgent). Thanks, Katie
On Mar 11, 2020, at 1:33 PM, Turaga, Nitesh <Nitesh.Turaga at RoswellPark.org> wrote: Hi I can give you commit access, but have you explored fixing the bug on the GitHub repository and then having Katie sync it with Bioconductor? If you still feel that having access to the Bioconductor git repo is the best option, I'll go ahead and give you access. Best, Nitesh
On Mar 11, 2020, at 4:29 PM, Yongchao Ge <yongchao.ge at gmail.com> wrote: Hi Nitesh, By reading the email from other messages in Bioc-devel emails. There is only one maintainer that is allowed in each package. I am a maintainer of another BioC package, but not the maintainer of the multtest package. The request by Katie to add me as a co-maintainer of multtest package will not be allowed, though nobody has answered her earlier email to Bioc-devel list. Can you (NItesh or other people) add me the commit access to the the Bioconductor Git repository of multtest package so that I can push the bug fix to the bioconductor git site? Thanks. Yongchao
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Thanks Nitesh, I will git push the bug fix later tonight to fix the build error, as Katie said it was quite urgent. Yongchao On Wed, Mar 11, 2020 at 4:42 PM Turaga, Nitesh <
Nitesh.Turaga at roswellpark.org> wrote:
I've enabled commit access. Yongchao should have access now.
On Mar 11, 2020, at 4:40 PM, Katie Pollard <
katherine.pollard at gladstone.ucsf.edu> wrote:
We will move to this solution soon. I don?t have git set up for BioC
yet. The last change I made was when we were still on svn. So, to get the fix done quickly and to allow Yongchao to deal with fixes without an extra step through me, it would be really great if you could enable commit for him.
I?ll get set up on git soon. I have other changes to make
(improvements/extensions, not fixes of build errors, so less urgent).
Thanks, Katie
On Mar 11, 2020, at 1:33 PM, Turaga, Nitesh
<Nitesh.Turaga at RoswellPark.org> wrote:
Hi I can give you commit access, but have you explored fixing the bug on
the GitHub repository and then having Katie sync it with Bioconductor?
If you still feel that having access to the Bioconductor git repo is
the best option, I'll go ahead and give you access.
Best, Nitesh
On Mar 11, 2020, at 4:29 PM, Yongchao Ge <yongchao.ge at gmail.com>
wrote:
Hi Nitesh, By reading the email from other messages in Bioc-devel emails. There
is only one maintainer that is allowed in each package.
I am a maintainer of another BioC package, but not the maintainer of
the multtest package. The request by Katie to add me as a co-maintainer of multtest package will not be allowed, though nobody has answered her earlier email to Bioc-devel list.
Can you (NItesh or other people) add me the commit access to the the
Bioconductor Git repository of multtest package so that I can push the bug fix to the bioconductor git site?
Thanks. Yongchao
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