[Bioc-devel] Download and cache sesameData/ExperimentHub data during Bioconductor checks

[Kern, Lori]

Let me check the location of the cache on the builders.

Did you create a specific cache for these files or were you using the default?




Lori Shepherd

Bioconductor Core Team

Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center

Department of Biostatistics & Bioinformatics

Elm & Carlton Streets

Buffalo, New York 14263

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From: Bioc-devel <bioc-devel-bounces using r-project.org> on behalf of Gabriel Odom <godom using fiu.edu>
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Subject: [Bioc-devel] Download and cache sesameData/ExperimentHub data during Bioconductor checks

Hi folks,
We are submitting the package coMethDMR to Bioconductor (https://secure-web.cisco.com/1LJYIf7eE_SLkrPc-raY2TfrjVLvxvy25vUgb2qyF7dnrGbAVuMe-y9M92LmMJZPf7OZS4Zzw4czMrxNuuCQk3Mh4BXq7KToBlTJ6Wg09N1mRJIIxMidq-bDosj2WZQlQzabUbUw-sSN6lEC-B6l3_OJo_RSlBFh4j7Rjr3HpXJn16WzrsjJ3wF4_C4yy3YR3tOGL0L1VeTZ7FYrAF6XHbRcS3EkDimq7a_wpzO1NgverSf5l9K6TsLwXVjoNx06G4G9Ca76BET29gO6_mD2RyaevSEWOsPiQ4vYTfmMcrK4HkbE58yJmLmuMmwkWU1JSvtx6-fm_o9g2wdpyztI8aQ/https%3A%2F%2Fgithub.com%2FBioconductor%2FContributions%2Fissues%2F2064
This package requires HM450 and EPIC data (probe IDs) available for package functionality. We currently have a check on package load that these two data components are in cache.
Our package passes checks on local and Travis (https://secure-web.cisco.com/1j2Lm3Ar4WQmwywzgNFqh4tT1aPJE0I8o00-Zi6Ty7B1fjWZ7lIh1FIhDb7ZTgZWrrlAeTktUkCcwIZmoOr_NOj8wGRorNymIlJkbM_OZ9tXF7loND6qtHWOAGyLrDEvU9Yack4zl4GZYI6wTzcdr2Gd31XB2eb9G1LdpqiIpPY7m2sAT0VPJ04EX_FbBlbo_G0RKWHzJNs6p6ILdBryIiOUfRamGe5aU5WifgydF0_alcKCAHwlarFaUqLi0w4RZgN6ODJZJbgbXYg7rcGBdVHcvolT2k9rT8RqHT-qOIcZPSQ0uAErYYcSW7rU8eC40tO2ctZ032ONQ4GCwlOk5Lw/https%3A%2F%2Ftravis-ci.com%2Fgithub%2FTransBioInfoLab%2FcoMethDMR%2Fbuilds%2F228394255), but instantly fails on Bioconductor (http://secure-web.cisco.com/1_JOpYlcb26Br20C8xzcwa5dZN4HaNbPd23ADPLxcNF191FKN4lUx4OM5jOINXAoGkByRNgNEr-VfiSdvABVAfPbk6WLrPVAjEA46btRh0GpYlT2eWfywAPHT0A8H1RHXz9ULN52jKnZnzZ14QLCg8pENr-CTAaHA0b2Az1tNLndC5A0hPXXXs86BwPkIR_tKPNX_JzWcxN9TZtPJk6UPbBkuFzEEpoEt_3hrvJJMgzoYlFf2LsWWDm9OUMw3UqVor8d-B0y4uPfXxx4wWiF93L5rse-fLht_Muo0xos00WH-2uqmT-SwroZ9Gawn2qSeUyAfaiQg-tSZIOsUtKPC5Q/http%3A%2F%2Fbioconductor.org%2Fspb_reports%2FcoMethDMR_buildreport_20210610114003.html

What solutions have people used in the past to require access to such large data sets without including them in the package?
Warm regards and many thanks,
Gabriel

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