Pin anndataR to v0.1.0

[lazappi]

We now have a GitHub v0.1.0 release of {anndataR}. It would make sense to pin to this version for consistency. I couldn't find the Docker file where this should be done so currently this just has some minor script changes.

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[fmalmeida]

Hi @lazappi ,
Thanks for sharing. I believe the Dockerfile had been generated privately before since the tools is not available in conda.
On that note, do you think it would be possible to pack it in conda so module can be easier mantained via the seqera containers?

[grst]

A bioconductor release is planned, isn't it @lazappi?
I think conda recipes are built for all bioconductor packages, so we'll get it "for free" then.

So for now, I'd be pragmatic and just rebuild the container with the latest version.

[lazappi]

Yep, we are planning to submit to Bioconductor soon and then it should get automatically added to conda. I don't want to do it manually before then to avoid having two conda packages.

FYI we should have a fairly major 0.2.0 this week or so, so it might be worth waiting for that.

[lazappi]

There is now a 0.2.0 release on GitHub https://github.com/scverse/anndataR/releases/tag/v0.2.0. Note that we have changed the HDF5 backend so you will need to have {rhdf5} instead of {hdf5r} to read/write H5AD files.