Open szimmerman92 opened 4 years ago
I'm having the same issue with the same error. I saw an older issue brought up, but the resolution was using a new version, i.e. v1.70427 #12
Thanks for the response. I will try using the latest version. Since I posted this I have also started to use CANOPY instead since, according to the publication, it seems like a more robust aligner compared to PRANK and it seems to work well.
Found a (hopeful) solution. The development branch version of prank (prank-170703) does not throw this error. I'm assuming the conda recipe package which lists 170427-1 and 170427-2 uses one of these development branch versions that are not the stable version. Anyways, this should solve future problems hopefully!
Anyone still reading this? :-)
I have the same problem, prank v.170427. Where can I find this newer version?
Kind regards, Vicencio
You can find it on the wasabi website: http://wasabiapp.org/download/prank/development/
Installation instructions can be found at this link. http://wasabiapp.org/software/prank/prank_installation/
Hi - many thanks for the link! That solved my issue.
Kind regards, -v
Hi :) I found that the issue in my case could be solved by removing stop codons (PRANK v.170427). Maybe that is helpful for others? Kind regards, Amanda
Hi,
I am using PRANK v.170427.
I am having trouble with codon alignment. When I execute the line of code
prank -d=OG0017868.ffn -o=prank_test_out -F -codon
I get the following errors
This happens for every multiple alignment iteration. I am only using 4 sequences. When I run the code without performing codon alignment, it works perfectly.
Do you know what might be wrong? Attached you can find my fasta file. The suffix was originally .ffn but I changed it to .txt so I could attach here.
OG0017868.txt
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Thank you.