Open JHarrisonEcoEvo opened 3 years ago
Hi there,
I'm on a Linux Ubuntu 20.04 running megahit v1.2.9 installed using conda .
When I run
megahit_core contig2fastg 127 ./intermediate_contigs/k127.contig.fa > k127.fastg
the output file gets made immediately, but its empty. There's no error message.
Is this command not being updated?
Other than this minor issue, megahit is still an awesome tool. :) Thank you!
-Rene
It seems like there is still some problems with legacy megahit_toolkit commands not working.
I just tried the following command to convert contigs to fastg:
megahit_core contig2fastq 99 ../intermediate_contigs/k99.contigs.fa > k99.contigs.fastg
I also tried the previous accepted command of:
megahit_toolkit contig2fastq 99 ../intermediate_contigs/k99.contigs.fa > k99.contigs.fastg
Both provide the usage help to stdout but do not throw any errors or write anything to the output file. There is nothing germane in the usage prompt ( I copied it below for reference). My input contigs look like this (just first two contigs):
What is printed when I run the above referenced calls to megahit_core or toolkit
Usage: megahit_core [sub options]
sub-programs:
assemble assemble from SdBG
local local asssembly
iterate extract iterative edges
buildlib build read library
count kmer counting
read2sdbg build sdbg from reads
seq2sdbg build sdbg from megahit contigs + edges
contig2fastg convert MEGAHIT's k*.contigs.fa to fastg format
readstat calculate read stats (# of reads, bases, longest, shortest, average)
filterbylen filter contigs by length
checkcpu check whether the run-time CPU supports POPCNT and BMI2
checkpopcnt check whether the run-time CPU supports POPCNT
checkbmi2 check whether the run-time CPU supports BMI2
dumpversion dump version
kmax the largest k value supported