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Aggregate results from bioinformatics analyses across many samples into a single report
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Aggregate bioinformatics results across many samples into a single report
This repository contains files to test MultiQC with. These are used in the
automated continous-integration tests and can be used whilst developing for MultiQC.
To add new files to this repository, please follow the following procedure:
After forking the repository to your own GitHub account:
Create a Pull Request to bring your changes back into this repository.
Delete your fork once the PR is accepted (optional)
For information about MultiQC, please see http://multiqc.info
or the main MultiQC GitHub repository.Read the full README ↗
This repository contains files to test MultiQC with. These are used in the automated continous-integration tests and can be used whilst developing for MultiQC.
To add new files to this repository, please follow the following procedure:
After forking the repository to your own GitHub account:
git clone <forked-repo-address>
cd <repo-directory>
cp /your/files/. ./data/modules/<module_name>
git add .
git commit -m "<message describing change>"
git push
Create a Pull Request to bring your changes back into this repository.
Delete your fork once the PR is accepted (optional)
For information about MultiQC, please see http://multiqc.info or the main MultiQC GitHub repository.