Closed eyalbenda closed 6 years ago
What was your command?
funannotate predict -i ~/juno/tropicalis/ErikaRef/tropicalis_HiC_assembly_170823.fasta \
-o $PWD/ctrp5newRNAseq/ -s Ctrp5_pasa --isolate JU1373 \
--rna_bam ~/juno/tropicalis/newRNAseq/ctrp5star/final/JU1373/JU1373-ready.bam \
--busco_seed_species celegans \
--protein_evidence uniprot_sprot.fasta,caenorhabditis_elegans.PRJNA13758.WBPS9.protein.fa \
--transcript_evidence ~/Discarica/Software/References/celegans/Caenorhabditis_elegans.WBcel235.cdna.all.fa \
--pasa_gff ju1373newRNAseq.pasa_assemblies.gff3 --busco_db nematoda \
--organism other --cpus 5 --max_intronlen 20000
I tried also with just -o ctrp5newRNAseq and it didn't work
The output folders are created right away in the script, so I don't know why the predict_results
folder would not be present while the predict_misc
folder would be present. If you manually create the folderpredict_results
does funannotate predict
then finish correctly?
It worked! It might have been caused by me choosing a preexisting (and empty) output directory. I suggest you add to the script a check that the directories all exist, just a suggestion. anyway closing this for now. Thanks!
Okay, I'll put on my list to add another check. The pre-existing output is important though as that is how it re-uses data if something happens (I view as somewhat necessary as several of these steps are time-consuming). But I should be able to just build another check before it outputs any files into the predict_results
directory.
Actually I just looked at code, there was this one instance (you specifying an outputdir that wasn't a previous funanntoate output dir) and the predict_results folder was not created. I fixed this, thanks for reporting.
I had Funannotate working great before, but for some reason now when I try to use funannotate predict it crashes right towards the end, complaining it can't find predict_results/genome.gff3. The directory predict_results doesn't actually exist at this point.