Open jhayer opened 1 month ago
Hi @jhayer !
Thanks for the report.
The empty columns in the file can be valid behaviour sometimes... It looks like gtdbtk did not complete exactly, but if the pipeline didn't fail, possibly in a way that is valid to gtdbtk.
Could you please share the .command.log
(hidden) file from the working directory,? And also the main .nextflow.log
(hidden) file of the whole run?
I'm also having some issues with GTDBTK, which I've detailed in another issue: https://github.com/nf-core/mag/issues/641
In my case, it looks like the tool was only run on one sample (of several). I did get the gtdbtk_summary.tsv
in the output directory (it was in <job_dir>/Taxonomy/GTDB-Tk
), but it only contained proper results for bins from that sample, and empty lines for the other samples.
@jhayer any chance you still have those log files? Otherwise it will be hard to investigate further.
Ok, I am sorry, the gtdbtk_summary.tsv
is actually not empty for all bins, but only for the 840 first lines, the other half have info in all columns, so yes it might be the normal behaviour.
But I am still wondering why the *summary.tsv
files are not present in the results directory of each sample (ex. in Taxonomy/GTDB-Tk/MEGAHIT/DASTool/BD2/
). Is that wanted or a bug?
Description of the bug
Hi, We have been running nf-core/mag, 2 different versions (2.5.1 and 3.0.1) and we end up with missing files in the GTDB-Tk output directory. The summary.tsv files are in the work directories, but it seems that they are not moved to the main output dir.
The files that are present in the output directories for GTDB-Tk are the following:
In the corresponding work dir, I have those files:
This problem leads to another problem, being that then the main gtdbtk summary has no classification for none of the samples:
Do you have an idea of what could go wrong here? Thanks :-)
Command used and terminal output
Relevant files
file nf-params.json is:
file local.config
nextflow.log
System information
I am using Nextflow v. 23.04.2 nf-core/mag -r 3.0.1 Slurm Singularity engine