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Using the --save_reference parameter retains all the intermediate reference files in the <RESULTS_DIR>/genome directory. However, from my understanding of the parameters documentation, for subsequent runs of the pipeline, each of the reference parameters (--fasta, --gtf, --star_index, --salmon_index, etc.) have to be defined individually. It would be helpful if the path to the genome folder could be provided to a single parameter, such as --use_saved_reference, from which the pipeline would extract the relevant paths.
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Hi @kaboroevich ! This is a good suggestion and something I have been thinking about to make it easier to re-use the references saved when using --save_reference. The idea with --save_reference has always been to move the genome folder somewhere else for re-use rather than being stored in the results folder for a single experiment. I will see if we can improve this behavior in later releases.
I tried using the --save_reference option now in nf-core/rnaseq and I noticed that the salmon reference isn't saved in the genome/index/ directory, along with the STAR reference. Is this a bug, or is it by design?
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Using the
--save_reference
parameter retains all the intermediate reference files in the<RESULTS_DIR>/genome
directory. However, from my understanding of the parameters documentation, for subsequent runs of the pipeline, each of the reference parameters (--fasta
,--gtf
,--star_index
,--salmon_index
, etc.) have to be defined individually. It would be helpful if the path to thegenome
folder could be provided to a single parameter, such as--use_saved_reference
, from which the pipeline would extract the relevant paths.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: