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Bugs in daijin #209
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Dear @asdcid , thank you for reporting this. We are planning to retire The problem most likely stems from the fact that I reorganised the configuration file recently (as it had become sprawling and with a lot of duplicated values). Hopefully it should not take too long to fix. |
Dear @asdcid , I should have solved the small issues you reported. I will keep this report open until I have put a proper testing for Many thanks for reporting this, we would have released with a bugged Snakefile otherwise. |
Dear @asdcid , I have now implemented a proper test for Once the travis check completes successfully, I will merge back into the Thank you again for reporting and prodding me to clean up the code in this section. |
Thanks for your help. Thank you. |
I think I found the answer. I am using Also, it seems that the The dag file for |
Dear @asdcid, thank you again for your report. May I ask whether you specified one or more protein FASTA files during configuration? If they are missing, that would explain why mikado did not perform a blast run. I will check and correct the bug regarding |
Dear @asdcid , unfortunately I cannot reproduce the bug regarding I am now testing it in Travis (see https://travis-ci.org/lucventurini/mikado/jobs/585974482), where I can confirm that the bug does not present itself. Regarding your more concerning point:
This is indeed not great. Please let me know if adding BLAST datasets solves the issue. If it does not, I will create another ticket to investigate the matter. |
* Solved a number of small bugs. Added files for testing (small fastq and very small PacBio reads). * Solved outstanding bugs in the environments etc. Ready to implement the test for #209 * Now daijin assemble will be properly tested by the sample_data Snakefile. Also, Trinity runs will not pollute the disk, we will delete all temporary files. * Solved a couple of small bugs, removed STARlong from the testing aligners as it was constantly crashing on Travis. * This should fix Travis.
Closing as now |
* Solved a number of small bugs. Added files for testing (small fastq and very small PacBio reads). * Solved outstanding bugs in the environments etc. Ready to implement the test for EI-CoreBioinformatics#209 * Now daijin assemble will be properly tested by the sample_data Snakefile. Also, Trinity runs will not pollute the disk, we will delete all temporary files. * Solved a couple of small bugs, removed STARlong from the testing aligners as it was constantly crashing on Travis. * This should fix Travis.
Hi,
I tried to run the
daijin assemble
And then I got this error:
The configure file created by daijin configure is:
The version I used is
Mikado v2.0rc4
. Compared to the versionv1.2.4
on conda, it seems that thev2.0rc4
missed the intron_len, scoring_file and other information.Also, it seems that there are some bugs in
Mikado/daijin/tr.snakefile
, such asline 389
@functools.lru_cahe(maxsize=4, typed=True)
(missing a c in cahe),line 709
output: touch(os.path.join(ALIGN_DIR, "gmap", "index", NAME, "index.done") #os.path.join(ALIGN_DIR, "gmap", "index", NAME, NAME+".sachildguide1024")
, missing a ")" after "index.done)".In the
rule asm_map_trinitygg
, the variableSAMPLE_MAP[wildcards.sample]
andparams.strandedness
.Cheers,
Raymond
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