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Bioconductor on conda
Bioconductor 3.23 packages for R 4.6, built from source against conda-forge. Install them with conda, mamba or pixi.
- Bioconductor 3.23
- R 4.6
- Platforms linux-64 · osx-arm64 · noarch
Install
$ conda create -n bioc bioconductor-deseq2 \
--override-channels --strict-channel-priority \
-c https://conda.biocpkgcontainers.org -c conda-forge
$ mamba create -n bioc bioconductor-deseq2 \
--override-channels --strict-channel-priority \
-c https://conda.biocpkgcontainers.org -c conda-forge
$pixi init --channel https://conda.biocpkgcontainers.org --channel conda-forge$pixi add bioconductor-deseq2
# ~/.condarc with Miniforge, which has no defaults channel
channels:
- https://conda.biocpkgcontainers.org
- conda-forge
channel_priority: strict
- Channel orderList this channel before conda-forge, with strict priority. Do not mix it with bioconda.
- No Anaconda licenseNothing here uses conda's
defaultschannel, which needs a paid license at large organizations.--override-channelskeeps conda off it, and Miniforge, micromamba and pixi do not configure it. - Package names
bioconductor-plus the package name in lowercase, such asbioconductor-deseq2. - CRAN dependenciesconda-forge has no R 4.6 builds yet, so the CRAN packages Bioconductor needs are built here as
r-<name>.
Packages
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