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errors using Launch on website #694
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Can you post your full command line and possible your input.csv? From what you have posted:
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Hi Friederike, its the Launch tool which gives error by it self, it does not know my csv and at that point it should not matter if the csv file in it self is wrong. I use the launch tool to get an params.json file. best regards |
Hi @sheucke |
Hi max, I hope I could make it clear now. Please try the link for yourself. Best regards |
Oh I see, I finally understand what's your issue. |
thank you. For the tools input my personal preference would be the exact tool name, as they are written in the help, but if you need everything in lowercase its ok, but i think it could also be done in background or with a more open regular expression. I will close the issue now. |
Hi @sheucke ! Is the launch tool now working for you? |
Hi @FriederikeHanssen I tried this today (sarek 3.0.2) and got the same |
Thanks for reporting the issue, I'll make sure to fix that ASAP |
Fix is now available on dev |
Description of the bug
Hi Sarek Team,
I wanted to try the new 3.0 version but run into a lot of errors doing so.
First the documentations is wrong here:
First, go to the nf-core/sarek releases page and find the latest version number - numeric only (eg. 3.0.0). Then specify this when running the pipeline with -r (one hyphen) - eg. -r 3.0.0.
It only works like with -r 3.0 otherwise I get error that 3.0.0 does not exist.
then I get errors with the launch tool:
for the --input field with: example_pair_fastq.csv
Must match pattern .csv$
Path to comma-separated file containing information about the samples in the experiment.
I did transform the tsv into a csv file, that can not be the problem.
then later for --tools: FreeBayes, HaplotypeCaller, Manta, snpEff, VEP
I get the error:
Must match pattern ^((ascat|cnvkit|controlfreec|deepvariant|freebayes|haplotypecaller|manta|merge|mpileup|msisensorpro|mutect2|snpeff|strelka|tiddit|vep),?)$
sry i cant translate that, in the help its still written comma separated, which I did.
best regards
sebastian
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