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It would be nice to add a params to choose the VEP genome assembly.
In most cases it is the --genome params, but I'm assuming it'll be easier to control if we have that as a separate params.
For example, it's currently not working with the --genome custom setting.
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Describe the bug
As far as I can tell, sometimes (or always) stuff marked 'extra' is imported on tests, but stripped when processing requirements.
To Reproduce
do grayskull pypi eth-abi
Expected behavior
A recipe with the right imports and requirements.
Environment:
- grayskull --version = 0.7.3
Additional context
url https://pypi.org/project/eth-abi/
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JSBSim provides schemas for XML validation (
JSBSim.xsdfor flight models,JSBSimScript.xsdfor script files andJSBSimSystem.xsdfor system files) but they have not been updated for a while so they might reject perfectly valid XML files.XML files can be tested with
xmllint> xmllint --noout --schema JSBSim.xsd some_path/my_file.xmlIt might be interesting to: