Closed jagos01 closed 1 year ago
Hi Scott!
A couple of things here:
If you are running the latest version of NAb-seq, we now require the organism to be specified in the sample sheet rather than as a command line parameter (sorry for the confusion! I should probably add an error message flagging this change). We made this change to allow the running of a batch of samples from different organisms at once. So the sample sheet should look like: barcode,sample_name,species,report_group barcode18,15-14-7H9-19-1,mouse,1 For more information please see the tutorial: https://kzeglinski.github.io/nab-seq/new_tutorial.html
The error message you're receiving I think probably relates to file mounting in containers. I believe that -profile standard in nextflow usually uses docker. In this case, you might want to add the following to the docker section of the nextflow config: runOptions= "-v $HOME:$HOME"
(or you can replace $HOME with the path of where the nabseq_nf folder is located). I'm not sure why nextflow doesn't mount these paths automatically, but a few people have had this issue now so I might add a note in the documentation on it.
Hopefully this helps! Happy to answer any questions & help troubleshoot further if needed ☺️
Hello, Thank you for your quick reply. I removed the organism from the command line (sample sheet was formatted correctly) and added the docker mount path in nexflow config. Works perfectly now. Thanks again, Scott
No worries! Glad to hear it is working 😄
Hello, I am trying to run this workflow on my local computer. I used the following command: nextflow run ./nabseq_nf/main.nf --fastq_dir /home/scott/Data_Raw/mAbs_June1/20230601_1623_MC-111382_FAW58338_807354c1/fastq_pass/ --organism mouse --sample_sheet /home/scott/Data_Analysis/mAb_test/sample_sheet.csv -profile standard
I received the following error message:
Command error: BLAST query/options error: Germline annotation database mouse/mouse_V could not be found in [internal_data] directory Please refer to the BLAST+ user manual.
Any help resolving this is appreciated. Thanks, Scott