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Docking installation instructions are note very self-contained and can be non-obvious:
ADFR_install/bin/reduce suppose that ADFR_install/ is in the current directory
There is usually not the case since the ADFR folder ends up in "Downloads"
After ADFR is installed, the script suggest to add the folder with binaries to PATH; we should probably clarify this and change commands from ADFR_install/bin/reduce to reduce once they are in the path
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So @philbiggin made a mention of that a few days ago, where I think the assumption was that "ADFR_install" is just "path to ADFR install folder". I agree it's very confusing.
I think the main "issue" is that there is a lot of copy-paste going on. I guess the best way forward is to explain how to add the folders with binaries to the path so that everyone can type in the same commands later on.
Also, we should probably stress more the importance of reading the output of the executed scripts in order to spot errors/problems where they occur.
Yes - copy/paste is a problem if people are not paying attention. And agree with putting emphasis on checking outputs - that is something for next year..
RMeli
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Docking Installation Insturctions
Docking Installation Instructions
Dec 16, 2020
Docking installation instructions are note very self-contained and can be non-obvious:
ADFR_install/bin/reduce
suppose thatADFR_install/
is in the current directoryPATH
; we should probably clarify this and change commands fromADFR_install/bin/reduce
toreduce
once they are in the pathThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: