Closed jpalmer37 closed 2 months ago
The --reference
parameter within the nextclade dataset get
command has been deprecated and throws an error:
Error:
0: The argument `--reference` (alias `-r`) is removed.
Nextclade datasets are now identified only by their name (`--name`) and, optionally, a version tag (`--tag`). All other attributes are now included into the name.
In order to list all dataset names, type:
nextclade dataset list --names-only
For more information, type
nextclade dataset get --help
Read Nextclade documentation at:
https://docs.nextstrain.org/projects/nextclade/en/stable
Location:
packages/nextclade-cli/src/cli/nextclade_cli.rs:1076
I will update this command accordingly.
It appears that there has also been an update to the nextclade run
interface:
-P, --output-translations <OUTPUT_TRANSLATIONS>
Template string for path to output fasta files containing translated and aligned peptides. A separate file will be generated for every gene.
The string should contain template variable `{cds}`, where the gene name will be substituted. Make sure you properly quote and/or escape the curly braces, so that your shell, programming language or pipeline manager does not attempt to substitute the variables.
Takes precedence over paths configured with `--output-all`, `--output-basename` and `--output-selection`.
If the provided file path ends with one of the supported extensions: "gz", "bz2", "xz", "zst", then the file will be written compressed. Use "-" to write the uncompressed to standard output (stdout).
If the required directory tree does not exist, it will be created.
Example for bash shell:
--output-translations='output_dir/nextclade.cds_translation.{cds}.fasta'
It now uses the template variable {cds}
instead of {gene}
. Will update accordingly.
Fixes: https://github.com/BCCDC-PHL/fluviewer-nf/issues/30