Closed susheelbhanu closed 1 year ago
I found it a good idea to keep the samples.tsv in the working directory.
You can create it yourself, no problem. I suggest you to copy or symlink your input.tsv to the output / working directory.
I have projects for modularizing atlas. Starting eith the assembly. With them there would be more options to specify an output directory..
Ok great, thank you!
This works for me for the moment, so all is good. Thanks again for a one-stop-shop!
Hey @SilasK,
Thanks for a great and well-designed tool. I was looking for it, but couldn't find it easily, but is there a way to specify an
output directory
when running the following?atlas run assembly
. Something along the lines ofatlas run assembly -o <path/to/out_dir>
Also, similarly, is there an option to provide the samples.tsv for the same command above? The use case here being that, I will generate the samples.tsv file by myself.
My current workaround looks something like this:
atlas run assembly -w $(dirname {input.tsv}) -c {input.conf}
, where the input.tsv is my sample.tsv fileThank you, Susheel