Closed FelixKrueger closed 5 years ago
I can't find Diploid_27
in the list of returned samples now... Can you confirm? Thanks!
Hi Phil,
I can confirm that SRA-Explorer does no longer find Diploid_27
at all anymore.
But the Sample is still present at NCB (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/sra/SRP098829), and also Labrador still finds it:
GSM2598386 SRR5507528 SRR5507529 SRR5507530 SRR5507531 SRR5507532 SRR5507533 SRR5507534 SRR5507535 SRR5507536 SRR5507537 SRR5507538 SRR5507539 SRR5507540 SRR5507541 SRR5507542 SRR5507543 SRR5507544 SRR5507545 SRR5507546 SRR5507547 SRR5507548 SRR5507549 SRR55075 | 2019/03/02
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Ok, I figured it out. This was a relatively bad bug, I should have fixed it ages ago - sorry!
Basically, if there was more than one SRR
attribute per SRA
then it broke. This should be fixed now and sure enough all of these runs appear. I think it was happening to a lot of other records too.
Let me know if you spot any other problems!
Excellent, better late than never!
As an example we have been using the SRP project number SRP098829, and then selected only the Sample Diploid_27. SRA-explorer then produces a download file like this:
The same entry produces the following download file within Labrador:
So in essence SRA-Explorer only retrieves the very first entry if there are more than one. I am sure it is just a one-line fix for someone with your Javascript capabilities :)
Cheers, Felix