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ngstk API agreement, chipseq as guinea pig for pypiper.Pipeline and checkpoint framework #8

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@vreuter vreuter commented Oct 25, 2017

Some now-unused code lingers in chipseq.py, but I think it should remain until the newer version get some more in-the-wild testing.
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Hey @vreuter this is shaping up very nicely!
I think pypiper.Pipeline is also quite a good idea.
I just had a general look but recently haven't had much time to follow closely. Will you let me know when things are at a point to review/test?

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vreuter commented Nov 6, 2017

Thanks! Yep, will do.

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vreuter commented Nov 19, 2017

Hey @afrendeiro I think whenever you're ready, this is set for review. Retained still is the original code for comparison in case anything breaks, but that can be removed once this has been used a bit more frequently/heavily and confidence increases. It's been working well in the last few runs, though, so it can be reviewed now.

@afrendeiro afrendeiro force-pushed the dev branch 2 times, most recently from 1298114 to e1c6f66 Compare April 3, 2018 14:51
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