Open alancleary opened 5 years ago
I suspect that your problem is that between those vg versions we started packing the XG files in a new framing format. The older vg versions don't know how to unpack the framing format to get the actual version of the contained XG files, and the files no longer start with the "XG" magic number, so it gets reported as version 0.
You can probably unwrap the XG file into something that 1.11 might be
able to read with vg view --extract-tag XG whatever.xg > whatever.unwrapped.xg
. Unless there have been other changes to the XG
format between those versions, that will work. If there have been
other changes, it will at least be able to complain about the right XG
version number.
You ought to be able to run toil-vg with newer versions of vg; it is part of the vg CI process. Is there a reason you are sticking with 1.11?
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I have a graph that was built with Seqwish and augmented with reads mapped with GraphAligner. I used vg version 1.16.0 to build an xg for the augmented graph
vg index -x graph.aug.xg graph.aug.vg
I then used toil-vg with Singularity (which used vg version 1.11.0) to call variants
toil-vg call \ --config config_wg.yaml \ --realTimeLogging --logInfo --realTimeStderr \ --workDir /workdir \ /jobstore \ graph.aug.xg \ sample \ /outstore \ --gams reads.gam \ --chroms 1
This resulted in an XGFormatError
Unimplemented XG format version: 0
Is this because I'm using a different version of vg than toil-vg, or could it be something else? Just looking for guidance on debugging really. Unfortunately, I can't share my data, but let me know if there's anything else I can tell you that would help. Much thanks!
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Thanks for the quick reply, @adamnovak.
I installed toil-vg via pip. Looking at the package on PyPi, it apparently hasn't been updated since Nov 3, 2018. I was using the whole genome config file that toil-vg can generate which I now see is hard-coded to vg version 1.11.0 in this older version.
I'll just pull the master branch (which I see is hard-coded to use vg version 1.16.0) and build it locally.
Cheers!
@glennhickey We probably should do a new release. You have some changes to make for the new vg call; should we make a PyPI release after that?
I think it's worth doing a release now with the latest stable docker image or release in the config.
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@glennhickey https://github.com/glennhickey We probably should do a new release. You have some changes to make for the new vg call; should we make a PyPI release after that?
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I have a graph that was built with Seqwish and augmented with reads mapped with GraphAligner. I used vg version 1.16.0 to build an xg for the augmented graph
I then used toil-vg with Singularity (which used vg version 1.11.0) to call variants
This resulted in an XGFormatError
Is this because I'm using a different version of vg than toil-vg, or could it be something else? Just looking for guidance on debugging really. Unfortunately, I can't share my data, but let me know if there's anything else I can tell you that would help. Much thanks!