cli/tests/data/markdown/embed-images-003

The Nextstrain command-line interface (CLI)—a program called nextstrain—which aims to provide a consistent way to run and visualize pathogen builds and access Nextstrain components like Augur and Auspice across computing environments such as Docker, Conda, and AWS Batch.

Source code

github.com/nextstrain/cli

Contributors

Latest commits

20 Dec 2022 - Merge branch 'trs/standalone/older-glibc'

20 Dec 2022 - CHANGES: Describe improved support for older Linux distros

19 Dec 2022 - Support even older glibc (and thus Linux distro) versions for our standalone binary Arranges for `pyoxidizer build` to run inside of a manylinux2014 container instead of on the ambient host, which yields the following glibc minimum version improvements compared to our existing binaries produced in CI (as reported by `pyoxidizer analyze`): Minimum Version: 2.27 → 2.17 Minimum Distro Versions: Debian 10 → 8 Fedora 28 → 19 OpenSUSE 15.3 → 12.3 RHEL 8 → 7 Ubuntu 18.04 → 14.04 The manylinux containers are readily available, well-maintained, and designed exactly for this purpose. The standalone Python distributions used by PyOxidizer are themselves limited to glibc ≥2.16, so we're now basically at that limit! manylinux2010 versions are too old. Related-to: https://github.com/nextstrain/cli/issues/234

19 Dec 2022 - dev: Add devel/pyoxidizer to auto-install and invoke a correct PyOxidizer binary This simplifies local development a little bit, but primarily will make it easier to move our Linux build into a build container with older glibc versions in order to support older Linux distros like CentOS 7.

15 Dec 2022 - Merge branch 'trs/standalone-installers/exec-check'

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/ doc / aws-batch

/ doc / development

/ tests / data / markdown / embed-images-001

/ tests / data / markdown / embed-images-002

/ tests / data / markdown / embed-images-003

/ doc / installation

/ tests / data / markdown / roundtrip-001

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