Closed bakerwm closed 1 year ago
Falco version 1.0.0 could not parse the correct output directory, when I work on multiple fastq files within subfolder.
version 1.0.0
Here is the directory structure:
$ tree demo/ demo/ ├── test_rep1.fq.gz └── test_rep2.fq.gz
Then Run Falco as following:
$ falco demo/*gz [limits] using default limit cutoffs (no file specified) [adapters] using default adapters (no file specified) [contaminants] using default contaminant list (no file specified) [Fri Sep 2 08:46:59 2022] Started reading file demo/test_rep1.fq.gz [Fri Sep 2 08:46:59 2022] reading file as gzipped FASTQ format [running falco|===================================================|100%] [Fri Sep 2 08:46:59 2022] Finished reading file [Fri Sep 2 08:46:59 2022] Writing text report to demo/demo/test_rep1.fq.gz_fastqc_data.txt [Fri Sep 2 08:46:59 2022] Writing HTML report to demo/demo/test_rep1.fq.gz_fastqc_report.html Elapsed time for file demo/test_rep1.fq.gz: 0s [limits] using default limit cutoffs (no file specified) [adapters] using default adapters (no file specified) [contaminants] using default contaminant list (no file specified) [Fri Sep 2 08:46:59 2022] Started reading file demo/test_rep2.fq.gz [Fri Sep 2 08:46:59 2022] reading file as gzipped FASTQ format [running falco|===================================================|100%] [Fri Sep 2 08:46:59 2022] Finished reading file [Fri Sep 2 08:46:59 2022] Writing text report to demo/demo/test_rep2.fq.gz_fastqc_data.txt [Fri Sep 2 08:46:59 2022] Writing HTML report to demo/demo/test_rep2.fq.gz_fastqc_report.html Elapsed time for file demo/test_rep2.fq.gz: 0s $ falco --version falco 1.0.0
The subfolder path is duplicated as follow: (so could not generate output files) Writing text report to demo/demo/test_rep1.fq.gz_fastqc_data.txt,
Writing text report to demo/demo/test_rep1.fq.gz_fastqc_data.txt
Nice find! I can reproduce, looking into it now.
If you are working from a git clone, I pushed a fix here 0ce4305 if at all possible I'm interested whether that solves the problem for you too :)
Thanks for your quick response. Problem solved.
Falco
version 1.0.0
could not parse the correct output directory, when I work on multiple fastq files within subfolder.Here is the directory structure:
Then Run Falco as following:
The subfolder path is duplicated as follow: (so could not generate output files)
Writing text report to demo/demo/test_rep1.fq.gz_fastqc_data.txt
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