Releases: mooreryan/pasv
Releases · mooreryan/pasv
2.0.2
PASV version 2.0.2
Changes
- Fixed 50 job limit (#21)
Installing
- To install external dependencies, see here.
- For info on installing pre-compiled binaries, see here.
- For info on installing from source, see here.
- For info on using Docker rather than installing, see here.
If you are on Linux, you will may have the best luck with the "pasv-alpine-static" version. It avoids dynamically linking libc, which let's you run pasv on some older systems.
After unzipping the binaries, you will need to make them executable (e.g., chmod 755 ...). For example:
$ wget https://github.com/mooreryan/pasv/releases/download/2.0.2/pasv-2.0.2-alpine-static.zip
$ unzip pasv-2.0.2-alpine-static.zip
$ chmod 755 pasv
$ ./pasv --help
2.0.1
PASV version 2.0.1
Changes
- Fixed issue with precompiled binaries from GH actions generating instrumentation files (#20)
Installing
- To install external dependencies, see here.
- For info on installing pre-compiled binaries, see here.
- For info on installing from source, see here.
- For info on using Docker rather than installing, see here.
If you are on Linux, you will may have the best luck with the "pasv-alpine-static" version. It avoids dynamically linking libc, which let's you run pasv on some older systems.
2.0.0
PASV version 2
Changes
- New commands allow use of HMMER, MAFFT, or Clustal Omega to generate alignments, as well as checking sequences aligned externally
- Improved command line interface
- Easier installation with pre-compiled binaries and Docker
- Improved documentation
Installing
- To install external dependencies, see here.
- For info on installing pre-compiled binaries, see here.
- For info on installing from source, see here.
- For info on using Docker rather than installing, see here.
If you are on Linux, you will may have the best luck with the "pasv-alpine-static" version. It avoids dynamically linking libc, which let's you run pasv on some older systems.