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Release notes
Christopher Dunn edited this page Dec 10, 2019
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(For other release notes, see the individual releases that Bioconda pulls from, e.g. https://github.com/PacificBiosciences/pb-falcon/releases )
(Devs, see https://github.com/PacificBiosciences/pb-assembly/wiki/For-PB-devs )
- Latest
- Python3.7 only
- Python3.6 and Python3.7!
- Python2.7 is no longer supported.
-
pb-falcon
>=0.3.1
-
pb-falcon
->0.2.7
-
pbgcpp
->0.0.1
-
pb-falcon
->0.2.6
- An attempt to deal with the
openssl
problems in conda. No joy so far. - See https://github.com/conda-forge/conda-forge.github.io/issues/701
-
python-consensuscore2
->3.4.1
("conda update -all
" if needed)
-
pb-falcon
->0.2.5
-
htslib
->1.9
-
pbmm2
->0.12.0
- et al.
-
falcon_kit
- Use
PYTHONHASHSEED
for deterministic/reproducible dict-order. - Fix problem with gzip: https://github.com/PacificBiosciences/pbbioconda/issues/176
- Use
.fasta
instead of.fa
for all FASTA files. (falcon_unzip
is also modified, for backwards compatibility.)
- Use
-
falcon_unzip
- New resource request configuration.
- Bug fix for filtered CCS reads not in DAZZ_DB that crash the phasing task.
-
falcon_kit
- Improved
ovlp_filter
, plus some bug-fixes. - Added zmw subsampling.
- Improved
-
falcon_unzip
- Import bug-fixes for the
ccs
assembly target
- Import bug-fixes for the
- Add
pysam
dependency -
falcon_unzip
- Stop checking for
pbalign
(since we normally usepbmm2
) - Fix empty
grep
bug properly.
- Stop checking for
-
falcon_kit
- Fix
use_subsampling
- Fix
- Python3.6 and Python3.7!
- Python2.7 is no longer supported.
- New experimental
ccs
target workflow. - Fixes bugs in
0.3.0
, which should not be used.
(28 Feb 2019 -> 23 Apr 2019)
- Falcon_unzip
1.2.0
- Use
Gcpp
instead ofGenomicConsensus
- Use
- Falcon
1.3.0
- pypeFLOW
2.2.0
(14 Jan 2019 -> 28 Feb 2019)
- Falcon_unzip 1.1.5
- Use all subreads for polishing. (We used to use only 1 per zmw, same as assembly typically.)
-
Only if
[Unzip]polish_include_zmw_all_subreads
is "true".
-
Only if
- The "IntervalTree" API has changed between versions, and no longer provides the
search
function. Unzip now handles both old and new API for fetching interval overlaps. - Use
pbmm2
instead ofblasr
by default. ([Unzip]polish_use_blasr = true
for blasr.)
- Use all subreads for polishing. (We used to use only 1 per zmw, same as assembly typically.)
- Falcon
- Another fix for new
msgpack
in PyPI.
- Another fix for new
(08 Oct 2018 -> 14 Jan 2019)
- Falcon
- Added a threshold for repetitive k-mers in
src/c/falcon.c
(falcon-consensus). This prevents a combinatorial explosion in cases of very large low-complexity sequences. - Fixed DBdust user-settings propagation; added
ovlp_DBdust_option
, likepa_DBdust_option
. - Always using -a for DBsplit; we now filter subreads before reads are in the Dazzler DB.
- That filter now includes the
streamed-longest
option.
- That filter now includes the
- Stop calling
time
inbam2dexta
.- This fixed a crash on some platforms.
- Added a threshold for repetitive k-mers in
- Falcon_unzip
- Switch from pbalign (blasr) to pbmm2 (minimap2), by default, for alignment before
variantCaller
(arrow). - Stop ignoring errors in
variantCaller
, by default. - Fixed a crash:
Exception: FATAL ERROR: Cycles in the graph?
- Removed raising of an exception in case sketchy contigs are encountered from FALCON. It turns out that FALCON actually can generate those, which can break the execution. The raise was successful in catching this issue though, and now we know that we need to debug FALCON. However, instead of failing in Unzip, we will just log the problem, end return an empty list of regions. This will have an effect that all reads for this contig will be marked as unphased, and no haplotigs will be generated.
- Switch from pbalign (blasr) to pbmm2 (minimap2), by default, for alignment before
- Falcon-phase
- Several bug-fixes; synced with Phase-Genomics upstream.
- Added job.step sections for bwa/nucmer.
- Daligner suite
- Synced with upstream repos (thegenemyers).