Releases: lskatz/SneakerNet
Releases · lskatz/SneakerNet
v0.27.1
v0.27.0
v0.26.0
v0.24.0
v0.23.1
0.23.0
Changes since 0.20.1
Details:
https://github.com/lskatz/SneakerNet/compare/v0.20.1..0.23.0?diff=split
Major
- transferFilesToRemoteComputers: don't automatically check for remote pid for avoiding collisions. Now has
--careful
if you want to be careful about that
Minor
- Switched unit tests to install via conda when possible
- Skip Kraken and some other tests in the CI environment, but they are still present to run locally
- Added citation to readme
- assembleAll: updated to allow up to 64G of RAM
- saveFailedGenomes: show warnings in the report if any genomes saved
- Added flow diagram in documentation about where plugins get called and their dependencies
- Documentation on
--check-dependencies
- Documentation on how
--force
,--numcpus
, and--tempdir
get passed from SneakerNetPlugins.pl to plugins - SneakerNet.roRun.pl: will not overwrite sample spreadsheet if already present
- Many other small things like code comments
0.22
v0.20.1
Changes
- overall
- added plugins workflow cyclo (Cyclospora)
- added Cyclospora taxon properties
- added Cyclospora amplicon primers (cyclo.v1.primer.bed)
- added sn_assembleAll_reference.pl v2.0: reference assembly instead of the usual de novo assembly
- Allow multiple-contig reference genomes for reference assembly
- added special variable that can be used in conf files,
__BASE__
which resolves to the SneakerNet installation directory - More documentation to reflect all this
- assembleAll.pl v2.5.1
- minimum contig length now reported as a footnote to the table (default: 500bp)
- sn_parseSampleSheet.pl v1.2
- Added new keyword ‘empty’ such that if a sample has this keyword, it will not be shown in samples.tsv and therefore not analyzed downstream
- sn_passfail.pl v6.2
- better debug output on the command line
v0.19.7
v0.19.5 - now with SARS-CoV-2
Since v0.14:
- Includes new SARS-CoV-2 workflow
- improved warning/error messages with contamination checks
- ability to fail QC on assembly metrics (currently only used on SARS-CoV-2);
- a fourth emoji on the SneakerNet report; ability to incorporate images on SN report (currently only SARS-CoV-2)
- so much more documentation
- better error and warning messages on the command line and in the HTML report
- Unit testing on GitHub Actions instead of on Travis-CI
The Dockerfile remains unchanged and points to v0.14