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Just looking at the new troubleshooting docs quickly. Are these general use for all Wave users? I think that we could write quite a lot more detail if so. The main thing that I would find useful as an end user is a list of typical reasons for failures:
Bioconda build failed
Timed out
Out of memory
Others (making this up as guesses, so imagined errors)
Base image not found?
Invalid Dockerfile syntax?
Invalid conda file syntax?
Authentication error?
...and so on
Each error type should have its own heading and an example snippet (code block from logs, not a screenshot).
Then importantly, each section should say what to do next. For example, the current docs mention memory:
e.g. if it is 137 that means out of memory error.
But it doesn't tell me what I can do about it. So it doesn't really help me as an end user. We need that for each category of error.
The error / solution sections of example 2 is better. Except that one doesn't explain why the error happens or when it might happen, or why the solutions work.
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Just looking at the new troubleshooting docs quickly. Are these general use for all Wave users? I think that we could write quite a lot more detail if so. The main thing that I would find useful as an end user is a list of typical reasons for failures:
Others (making this up as guesses, so imagined errors)
Each error type should have its own heading and an example snippet (code block from logs, not a screenshot).
Then importantly, each section should say what to do next. For example, the current docs mention memory:
But it doesn't tell me what I can do about it. So it doesn't really help me as an end user. We need that for each category of error.
The error / solution sections of example 2 is better. Except that one doesn't explain why the error happens or when it might happen, or why the solutions work.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: