HuMMANet

[Nalin21478]

Update the following URL to point to the GitHub repository of
the package you wish to submit to Bioconductor

• Repository: https://github.com/ShivangiV-IIITD/HuMMANet

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✅ Bioconductor Precheck Passed

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/accept-policies

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✅ Bioconductor policies accepted.

Your submission will now proceed to the build and check process.
When build/check is clean a reviewer will be assigned for indepth review.

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✅ Cloned ShivangiV-IIITD/HuMMANet → BiocStaging/HuMMANet (branch: devel)

✅ Added HuMMANet to registry.

Your package is cloned to the Bioconductor new submission source repository and r-universe for testing.

We have added you as a collaborator at https://github.com/BiocStaging/HuMMANet
You will need to accept the github invitation to push future changes.
Task: Please accept collaborator access now.

If you want to push command line updates, you need to update your remotes:

  git remote add biocstaging git@github.com:BiocStaging/HuMMANet
  git push biocstaging devel

Bioconductor uses devel as its default branch.
If you use a different branch (example: main) map branches when pushing:

  git push biocstaging main:devel

You will receive your build report shortly. Builds may take an hour or two to
register based on github action scheduler.
If you do not receive a build report within 24 hours please ask for assistance.

This is true for every subsequent push to trigger a new build.
You can check if your changes were properly commited to the Bioconductor respository by
checking https://github.com/BiocStaging/HuMMANet

We encourage you to sync and maintain both your personal and Bioconductor GitHub repository
You can mimic R-universe builds on your personal GitHub repository before
pushing to the Bioconductor GitHub repository.
See instructions at Adding Bioconductor R-Universe GitHub Action

Reminders:

• All packages should be free of Errors and Warnings.
• Any Errors or Warnings must be fixed or justified; a reviewer will not be assigned until this is complete.
• Once a reviewer is assigned, justify any remaining Errors, Warnings, or Notes
• Address reviewer comments with a point-by-point response.

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👤 Reviewer @almeidasilvaf has been assigned.