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deepTools invalid literal for int() with base 10: '1.0' #1057
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Duplicate of #1011 Thanks for the test files though! |
Very welcome 😄 |
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Description of bug:
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It appears to be bug specific to Python 3 and not Python 2 when trying to convert a string in the deepTools output to an integer i.e.
int('1.0')
. Pasting this at the Python prompt gave the same error.int(float('1.0'))
is a possible solution.MultiQC Error log:
File that triggers the error:
OSMOTIC_STRESS_T0_R1.mLb.clN.plotProfile.tab
I have included
deepTools
output files for bothplotFingerprint
andplotProfile
just in case they come in handy!Please drag and drop (and upload to the GitHub issue) an input file that I can use to replicate the error.
work_dir.tar.gz
MultiQC run details (please complete the following):
command.sh
in tar archiveAdditional context
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