feat: Downloads by Platform plots #8
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epruesse
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Jul 31, 2024
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Looks good. On one hand it might be interesting to split versions by platform, but I'm not sure we need that level of detail here. I don't have any immediate preferences on colors. However, it would be good to be consistent across packages (e.g., osx-64 is always red, even if there aren't any linux packages). And @epruesse I hope this means you are back in the game!? |
daler
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@daler I updated the color scheme (and example in the PR description) to a paired palette with fixed colors for each platform. The only down side is that if we add more platforms we'll have to update the array, but that would have to be done across all the repos anyway. |
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A stacked bar plot showing downloads by os/arch. Once this is merged, I'll update bioconda-docs to add this to each package page.
Open to suggestions for color scheme if people associate certain colors by os (noarch gray?). This is just the default palette.
Example with fake data: (UPDATED)
