Closed schelhorn closed 8 years ago
[joke] Now that we got you hooked, we pulled it and will be monetising on it! [/joke] More seriously, let me see what's happened.
On a positive note, SnpEff 4.3 will finally support properly annotating gene fusions resulting from inv/dup/del so most of the hackery we have in place will be redundant soon I hope. Just helping Pablo Cingolani with the remaining issues.
It's back now at https://github.com/AstraZeneca-NGS/simple_sv_annotation, can you check? Happy to accept pull requests.
It's back, thanks. Could you just add the proposed fix directly, though? It's such a small change after all :) Thanks!
All done now
Sven-Eric and Miika -- thanks much for this. I'll update the conda package with the new version.
Hello @chapmanb, is it possible that the conda package you updated did not include the bug fix? The AZ repository does contain the fix, but I was just looking at the source of 2016.06.15, and the problematic method find_deleted_exons()
seems to be unchanged there.
Sven-Eric -- apologies, that's my mistake. I messed up building the previous package and just rebuilt it so if you update you should get the latest which will include your fix. Sorry about the mistake.
Great, thanks for the update.
AZ kindly contributed the simple_sv_annotation script, which is hosted by bioconda and used in bcbio. I have a minor bugfix for this module; however, it seems to be vanished from the AZ github repository at the moment. The bug fix is very simple; in line
218
of that file, it says:Sometimes, the extracted values can be
''
(an empty string), in which case the cast to integer fails. The fix is to catch the error and pass on it:@miika, perhaps you could comment on the script being lost from your repo, and could fix the bug in the bioconda version? Thanks a bunch.