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The docs recommend running --skip_alignment in conjunction with --save_reference, to do an indexing only run.
From my (minimal) testing, this does not actually run/save the desired (STAR) index process, only a salmon and rsem one.
It does create a salmon index (as part of the infer strandedness thingie?) and an rsem one (even though I'm using the option --aligner star_salmon ...it happens somewhere in the PREPARE_GENOME processes I believe, and ends up containing a duplicate of the .fa file in the main genome output dir).
Description of the bug
The docs recommend running
--skip_alignment
in conjunction with--save_reference
, to do an indexing only run.From my (minimal) testing, this does not actually run/save the desired (STAR) index process, only a salmon and rsem one.
It does create a salmon index (as part of the infer strandedness thingie?) and an rsem one (even though I'm using the option --aligner star_salmon ...it happens somewhere in the PREPARE_GENOME processes I believe, and ends up containing a duplicate of the .fa file in the main genome output dir).
Command used and terminal output
Relevant files
samplesheet.csv
download PvPAM reference genome and annotation
System information
nextflow version 24.10.2.5932
slurm + apptainer
Rocky Linux release 8.10 (Green Obsidian)
HPC
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