Open cvlvxi opened 4 years ago
yes, I have hit this as well. The current solution is to bcftools concat those files. Then run make-gnotate. As it is now, slivar expects the first file to have all the chromosomes, then it does a region query to get variants for each chromosome in the first file from all other files. This works for example, when combining an exome vcf and a genome vcf (both with all chroms). But doesn't work as you expect here when you have a separate vcf for each chrom.
Thanks for reporting; I agree it's a bug. Not sure when I'll get to fixing it since there is a work-around.
Thanks for confirming that @brentp. Will try the workaround.
Cheers
Hey there,
I'm noticing when using make-gnotate with multiple gnomad vcf.gz files which you described as such:
That it's only creating it for the first file only. Here's how I called it
Output
As you can see it just read chr 10
I tried annotating a VCF and I can see it works but only for chr10 regions