Make vsc_kul_hasselt strict syntax compatible#1015
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nvnieuwk wants to merge 1 commit intonf-core:masterfrom
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Make vsc_kul_hasselt strict syntax compatible#1015nvnieuwk wants to merge 1 commit intonf-core:masterfrom
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This PR makes the config compatible with strict syntax.
@Joon-Klaps would you mind testing this out on the cluster? I'm not 100% sure the use of closures here is correct (even though it should work?)
You can run a quick test using the test profile of
rnavarsince that pipeline is strict syntax compatible.NXF_VER=26.01.1-edge NXF_SYNTAX_PARSER=v2 nextflow run nf-core/rnavar -r dev -profile test -c <path-to-this-config>Feel free to also test it with a pipeline you run without the strict syntax. To make sure that also still works.