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Revisit the instructions to fork profiling-recipe #15

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A major shortcoming of the current approach is forking profiling-recipe means that you are limited to one fork (for a given GitHub account). Consider this scenario:

  1. I am user-A and I create a repo user-A/dataset-1 using cytomining/profiling-template
  2. I then fork cytomining/profiling-recipe into user-A/profiling-recipe and weld it to user-A/dataset-1, following the instructions in README
  3. I later want to create a new repo user-A/dataset-2 using cytomining/profiling-template
  4. I have to now used the same fork user-A/profiling-recipe and weld it to user-A/dataset-2

So user-A/dataset-1 and user-A/dataset-2 have to use the same fork user-A/profiling-recipe; there is no way around this.

One could create a branch per dataset, i.e.,

  • user-A/profiling-recipe has a branch dataset-1 which is welded to user-A/dataset-1
  • user-A/profiling-recipe has a branch dataset-2 which is welded to user-A/dataset-2

and so on. But this is getting messy!

Did you already ponder this @gwaygenomics ?

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