Closed ecroot closed 12 months ago
Hi, Thanks! The bug has already been fixed. Best, Ruitu
On Fri, Nov 24, 2023 at 5:27 AM E Croot @.***> wrote:
Describe the bug The usage message for KAS-Analyzer normalize says
-s [assembly id]: please input the reference genome assembly id of bedGraph files. e.g. Human: hg18, hg19, hg38; Mouse: mm9, mm10, mm39; C.elegans: ce10, ce11; D.melanogaster: dm3, dm6; Rat: rn6, rn7; Zebra fish: danRer10, danRer11. Note: the assembly id need to be consistent with the normalized KAS-seq bedGraph files. REQUIRED only if -b was specified.
However, the command
KAS-Analyzer normalize -m ratios -k KAS-seq_data.txt -r ratios.txt
which does not specify -b, results in the following error:
Error: unsupported assembly id:
To Reproduce Run a simple normalize command without -b and -s
Expected behavior The behaviour of the command and the documentation should match: either the documentation needs to state that the parameter is required, or the tool needs to allow the parameter to be optionally supplied.
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Describe the bug The usage message for KAS-Analyzer normalize says
-s [assembly id]: please input the reference genome assembly id of bedGraph files. e.g. Human: hg18, hg19, hg38; Mouse: mm9, mm10, mm39; C.elegans: ce10, ce11; D.melanogaster: dm3, dm6; Rat: rn6, rn7; Zebra fish: danRer10, danRer11. Note: the assembly id need to be consistent with the normalized KAS-seq bedGraph files. REQUIRED only if -b was specified.
However, the command
KAS-Analyzer normalize -m ratios -k KAS-seq_data.txt -r ratios.txt
which does not specify -b, results in the following error:
Error: unsupported assembly id:
To Reproduce Run a simple normalize command without -b and -s
Expected behavior The behaviour of the command and the documentation should match: either the documentation needs to state that the parameter is required, or the tool needs to allow the parameter to be optionally supplied.