<!channel> I'm going to aim for a release sometime in the next couple of weeks, since there are a couple of fixes we'd like to get out the door. e.g. the singularity thing, and the STAR multiprocessing thing, also some additional modules that can now be made ARM-compatible. I don't personally have a lot of dev time to hand, but if you have small fixes you want to get in, now would be a good time 🙂

Do you want to wait until the next release to do ARM megatests?

Depends how far off you think it is

It's there once the modules are bumped I think. Just might be some hassle and didn't want to slow up a release

We can do some module bumping, and it's not that urgent that we release. Would probably be good to get in.

@Jonathan Manning looks like this didn't go out yet (last release is still Dec 2024). How far off are you? Could we push it forward?

Various things cropped up and I needed to make progress on client work, but I'm going to dedicate some nf-core time this week

Ok fab - this week would be great if possible (see below).

@Edmund what's going on with https://github.com/nf-core/modules/pull/7101? Could you let me know if you're not going to finalise that any time soon, and I'll bump the modules which need it separately.

@Jonathan Manning It's going, I don't think we're going to get all of the tests perfect with this size of PR. It's just things like running out of space.

You're a very sneaky man @Edmund, trying to smuggle wholesale build changes in under a PR labelled 'rnaseq ARM Module updates' 😉 I'd rather not pull in systemic modules repo changes with this stuff- all I want is the module bumps (including updates to container declarations). The Wave building should be separate.

Agree, isn't that what we agreed yesterday?

Yes, I'll continue with my conventional module bumping (though not today, teaching), and the fallout can come later

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