Open chapmanb opened 10 years ago
Hi Brad,
In trying to run the test I hit a snag. The BAM file (https://github.com/chapmanb/bcbio.variation.plus/raw/master/test/data/ensemble/NA12878-10.bam) does not appear to exist, or the URL has changed. Could you please update this and I'll run the tests.
Erik; Sorry about this. I moved these over to another repository. The new wgets are:
wget https://github.com/chapmanb/bcbio.variation.recall/raw/master/test/data/ensemble/NA12878-10.bam
wget https://raw.github.com/chapmanb/bcbio.variation.recall/master/test/data/ensemble/chr10-start.fa
Please let me know if you run into anything else. Thanks much for looking at these.
Great, I've just downloaded them.
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Erik; Sorry about this. I moved these over to another repository. The new wgets are:
wget https://github.com/chapmanb/bcbio.variation.recall/raw/master/test/data/ensemble/NA12878-10.bam wget https://raw.github.com/chapmanb/bcbio.variation.recall/master/test/data/ensemble/chr10-start.fa
Please let me know if you run into anything else. Thanks much for looking at these.
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I was wondering where the "fastq.h" header is or, it may not be needed?
Hi Erik,
I am trying to run glia to realign a bam file around indels but getting the following error "Command not found : glia Did you mean ...." how to resolve this issue. I am currently in glia directory and have run make and cmake on both bam and glia. I dont see any executable or dll files after running make. Can you please help.
Regards Jolly
Glia needs to be in a directory in your PATH environment variable. This is a Unix level issue that you can resolve by putting the executable in an expected place or adding the current directory with it to the path.
I should reiterate, use vg rather than glia. It has had hundreds of times the use and developmental effort.
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Hi Erik,
I am trying to run glia to realign a bam file around indels but getting the following error "Command not found : glia Did you mean ...." how to resolve this issue. I am currently in glia directory and have run make and cmake on both bam and glia. I dont see any executable or dll files after running make. Can you please help.
Regards Jolly
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Hi Erik,
Thanks for your response. Basically I need to run a realignment on the bam files that will then be used for our in-house variant caller. I looked up vg but it does not have a separate realignment tool or may be I did not looked up thoroughly. Can you please point if this exists in vg ? Also in glia, I did not see any executable file in the package after running make. Will the file be made in a different folder?
Again thanks for your help.
Regards
On Fri, Aug 10, 2018 at 12:43 AM, Erik Garrison notifications@github.com wrote:
Glia needs to be in a directory in your PATH environment variable. This is a Unix level issue that you can resolve by putting the executable in an expected place or adding the current directory with it to the path.
I should reiterate, use vg rather than glia. It has had hundreds of times the use and developmental effort.
On Fri, Aug 10, 2018, 00:07 jollymrt notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi Erik,
I am trying to run glia to realign a bam file around indels but getting the following error "Command not found : glia Did you mean ...." how to resolve this issue. I am currently in glia directory and have run make and cmake on both bam and glia. I dont see any executable or dll files after running make. Can you please help.
Regards Jolly
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@jollymrt let's continue this conversation here: https://github.com/vgteam/vg/issues/1823
Eric; This fixes two issues I ran into while using glia for realignment included called variants.
std::out_of_range
errors fromreferenceSequence.at(sp)
when an alignment falls over the end of reference sequence. The fix counts these as mismatches.Here's a small reproducible test case that triggers these errors.
Thanks again for this tool. I'm excited to have a minimal test case running with it and looking forward to exploring more.