Time to release new version?
Yikun opened this issue · comments
We are trying to create some bioconda package [1] on Linux aarch64 which depends on bwa, but hit the bug which #359 solved.
Is there any chance to bump a version? Then we will upgrade the bwa in bioconda channel [2].
[1] https://github.com/bioconda/bioconda-recipes/blob/master/recipes/abeona/meta.yaml#L28
[2] https://github.com/bioconda/bioconda-recipes/tree/master/recipes/bwa
A release would be very welcome indeed!
Currently we build from master hoping that there won't be a commit introducing a regression.
There isn't much activity in the project so the chances for regressions are low! But we would feel calmer if there is a proper release/tag with the ARM64 improvements!
Thank you!
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+1 from me too!
Bioconda now supports linux-aarch64 and is actively building packages for that platform. PR bioconda/bioconda-recipes#46461 activates this for the bwa recipe, but fails because the most recent bwa release is from 2017 and does not include PR #359's ARM port — along with several other build fixes for modern compilers that have also been added since.
It would be greatly appreciated by many if there was a new BWA release made that includes the ARM port and the extern rle_auxtab build fix. A new release should also include #346 and especially #348 (which also fixes a bug in @HD header ordering), and I have identified another dozen low-risk PRs that fix spelling and documentation and additional build issues. (Namely: an updated version of #26, #212, #278, #286, a revision of #288, #291 after verification, #308 after verification, #311, #346, #348, #390, #414.)
@lh3: If you wanted to make me an external contributor on this repo, I would be happy to do the work of merging these PRs in a tidy way to facilitate an eventual release.
@lh3 on Bioconda we get a lot of requests for a new release and some pressure to spin our own release with mentioned patches here. We would very much to avoid that, but that means we need a new release here.
Could you please look at this or outline how you imagine this essential software should be maintained in the future?
Thanks a lot!
Thanks for the push. Done.
Great, thanks a lot!