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While running a test dataset with a subset of reads from only chromosome 22 (see #27), rule varscan_single failed for all other chromosomes because no reads mapped to them so there were no variants to call. (The varscan command within that rule didn't error, but bcftools errored right after due to the empty file.)
We could prevent this further upstream after rule split_bam_by_chrom. If this rule produces a bam file with no reads for a given chromosome, remove it from the chroms list so downstream rules don't use it. Will probably need a checkpoint to accomplish this because the DAG will have to be reevaluated with the new chroms list after all split_bam_by_chrom instances complete.
Temporary fix I'm using now is to manually edit the config file to include only chr22 and then manually run kickoff.sh so it doesn't override my custom config (see #29).
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While running a test dataset with a subset of reads from only chromosome 22 (see #27), rule
varscan_single
failed for all other chromosomes because no reads mapped to them so there were no variants to call. (The varscan command within that rule didn't error, but bcftools errored right after due to the empty file.)We could prevent this further upstream after rule
split_bam_by_chrom
. If this rule produces a bam file with no reads for a given chromosome, remove it from thechroms
list so downstream rules don't use it. Will probably need a checkpoint to accomplish this because the DAG will have to be reevaluated with the new chroms list after allsplit_bam_by_chrom
instances complete.Temporary fix I'm using now is to manually edit the config file to include only
chr22
and then manually runkickoff.sh
so it doesn't override my custom config (see #29).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: