That seems to run. But I would call that rather counterintuitive and unpractical.
So it does seem to me that -o expects an existing directory, and not like the documentation seems to suggest Note: The -o flag is an output prefix rather than a file path; "per_read.txt.gz" is appended to the prefix. Could superstr create directories if these don't exist?
Hi,
Hi, I am trying to run a bunch of fastq files in parallel, but I get: ERROR: Output file outputdir/superstr/ does not appear to exist.
My command is:
Which results in e.g.
(of course with path and being reasonable names)
I also tried variations, without the trailing slash to use it as a prefix rather than a directory, but none seem to work.
I tried creating
output_dir
first - but that doesn't help. I now hacked around it by doing:That seems to run. But I would call that rather counterintuitive and unpractical.
So it does seem to me that
-o
expects an existing directory, and not like the documentation seems to suggestNote: The -o flag is an output prefix rather than a file path; "per_read.txt.gz" is appended to the prefix.
Could superstr create directories if these don't exist?Cheers, Wouter