Closed sloanism closed 6 years ago
Change the consensus.sh command to add -V -V -V
and re-run and post the output. It should give more details on what it was doing before the error. The unitig which is failing is only composed of 4 reads but it is failing to put them together.
I hope this provides more detail. consensus.146361_15.out.txt
This looks like a bug in the code that isn't guarding against a very short alignment. Can you share the assembly data? How big is the ctgStore in the unitigging folder?
From inside the 5-consensus folder, you should be able to run tar cvzf ctgstore.tar.gz ../*.ctgStore
and then follow the FAQ instructions to send us the tar file.
Canu 1.7.1 was installed last week and I was able to complete the run. So I assume the bug has already been fixed. If it would be of use I can run tar cvzf ctgstore.tar.gz ../*.ctgStore
and provide the tar file. Let me know.
Thanks for your help.
I wouldn't mind getting the data to see if I can reproduce the crash, especially since there were no changes in 1.7.1 that would fix it!
This looks like a bug in the code that isn't guarding against a very short alignment. Can you share the assembly data? How big is the ctgStore in the unitigging folder?
From inside the 5-consensus folder, you should be able to run
tar cvzf ctgstore.tar.gz ../*.ctgStore
and then follow the FAQ instructions to send us the tar file.
tar file titled issue1080_ctgstore.tar.gz has been sent.
Since this got fixed by other changes in 1.7.1, it is hard to fix/reproduce. Will close and work on fix via #1142 since that fails on tip and appears to be the same issue.
I keep encountering the same error. I've tweaked my code based on previous issues that have been solved for others but it continues to be a problem. I am running this through my university's SLURM grid.
Here is my input:
The error I receive is this:
I have looked in the ../unitigging/5-consensus/ folder and the consensus.146317_15.out file has this at its end:
Am I right in assuming the edlibAlign() funcion is failing with an assert because it is being handed a zero length 'queryLength' string? And if so, why is this the case and how do I fix it?
Please help! I have no idea how to proceed.