Closed scintilla9 closed 7 months ago
Hi @scintilla9 , Thanks for reporting it. I think it might have happened in the last docker image update I made.
I will take a look at this and let you know. Glad tk hear that the assembly is good.
Hi @scintilla9 ,
Thank you very much for reporting this error. I have found the problem, and realised that I have done a major mistake a few weeks ago, which I have merged a branch with new features (considered dev) in the master
branch instead of the dev
branch.
Luckly, I was able to use the latest tagged version, v3.1.4
to revert the master
branch back to its right version and passed on the developmental code to the dev
branch where it always belonged.
So now, things are supposed to be correct:
master
branch and v3.1.4
working finedev
branch having the busco
error which is fine, because I am still working on it and the docker
image is not final.Once again, thanks for reporting it.
Can you give a try using one of the following options so I can be sure it is fine and close this ticket?
nextflow run fmalmeida/mpgap -r master -latest
nextflow run fmalmeida/mpgap -r v3.1.4 -latest
Hi @fmalmeida ,
Sorry for the late reply, I was unavailable for testing the pipeline until yesterday.
The master
branch / v3.1.4
works fine! I got busco result with 95% completeness.
Thanks for fixing it.
Thanks. I will close the ticket.
Also added some merging rules to only allow PRs
to merge code in master
to try to avoid this problem in the future.
Thanks for reporting it.
Hi Dr Almeida,
I was playing around the pipeline, everything want well, however, I found issue in Busco. The output summary showed no buscos were found in query genome (100% missing) against bacteria_odb9. I also found some issues in quast github, seems related to LD_LIBRARY_PATH (https://github.com/ablab/quast/issues/88).
I also tried on standalone Busco container (v5.4.7) with bacteria_odb10, and got 100% complete single copy. It confirms that the assembled genome is well.
Could you please kindly check if it could be fixed?
Best, CW