[Bioc-devel] segmentSeq problems reported for BioC 3.20 but not BioC 3.21: is there a need to change the code?

[Samuel Granjeaud IR/Inserm]

Hi,

Timeouts appear with BioC 3.20. They are no more present in 3.21. So, I 
don't think I need to change code. Do you agree?

Best,
Samuel

BTW, the link /help/mailing-list/ should be replaced in the mail to 
/help/support/

Le 2025-02-24 à 18:15, BBS-noreply using bioconductor.org a écrit :
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>    o TIMEOUT for 'R CMD check' on nebbiolo2. See the details here:
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