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Not a valid path value: 'null' #68

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guillaumecharbonnier opened this issue Dec 28, 2022 · 1 comment · Fixed by #77
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Not a valid path value: 'null' #68

guillaumecharbonnier opened this issue Dec 28, 2022 · 1 comment · Fixed by #77
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Description of the bug

Unable to complete any workflow except the "test" one.

Command used and terminal output

nextflow run nf-core/circrna -profile test_full,docker -r dev

Error executing process > 'NFCORE_CIRCRNA:CIRCRNA:CIRCRNA_DISCOVERY:CIRCEXPLORER2_REFERENCE (null)'

Caused by:  Not a valid path value: 'null'

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nextflow.log

System information

  • N E X T F L O W ~ version 22.10.4
  • Desktop
  • local
  • docker
  • Ubuntu 22 LTS
  • nf-core/circrna v1.0.0-g51abcba
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nictru commented Sep 25, 2023

This is because the iGenomes config is not up-to-date. The genome configuration which is used in the test_full example is not containing a gtf file for the configured genome R64-1-1. However, the version of the iGenomes configuration that is used in the rnaSeq-Pipeline contains the necessary files.

I will update the iGenomes file and open a PR.

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