Hi all, I recently joined and I'm hoping to start ...
# scrnaseq
s
Hi all, I recently joined and I'm hoping to start contributing to nf-core/scrnaseq. I'm an evolutionary bio PhD student at UIUC who codes in Nextflow (also fluent in Python and Rust) day-to-day, currently getting set up (running the test profile, reading the contributing guide). Could anyone point me to a good-first-issue or a docs gap that'd make a sensible first contribution? Happy to claim something and follow the conventions. I just want to make sure I pick something up the right way.
n
I will try to find something for you, remind me if I did not send anything by Monday
s
Thank you!
n
A super simple one for you to get familiar with the nf-core tooling would be this one Also if you are familiar with different sequencing platforms like BD Rhapsody or inDrop, you could look at the respective issues to add support for them • BD Rhapsody: https://github.com/nf-core/scrnaseq/issues/527 • inDrop: https://github.com/nf-core/scrnaseq/issues/549
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s
Hey Nico, thanks for pointing out these issues, I had a quick question: Do I ask questions about the implementation here, or is it better if it's on the github issue page?
n
If it's questions related to the issue, then in the issue, if it's about more general things you can ask here
s
Fair enough, thanks for clarifying!
Do you run your
nf-test
locally, or is there a better way to run them? I'm running one at the moment, and my tiny mac doesn't seem to keep up with STAR.