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Currently for the definitions/rnaseq.wdl we use reference_index as an input in our YAML.
In the WDL rnaseq pipeline it is defined as:
File reference_index
But it is not a file. This is a string that corresponds to the base name of the HISAT index files but does NOT correspond to a directory OR a specific file path.
From the HISAT manual:
-x
The basename of the index for the reference genome.
I believe we can change this to String reference_index in the following locations and avoid the current workaround of creating an empty file with the base name.
Currently for the definitions/rnaseq.wdl we use
reference_index
as an input in our YAML.In the WDL rnaseq pipeline it is defined as:
But it is not a file. This is a string that corresponds to the base name of the HISAT index files but does NOT correspond to a directory OR a specific file path.
From the HISAT manual:
It only actually gets used here:
analysis-wdls/definitions/tools/hisat2_align.wdl
Line 56 in de14a42
I believe we can change this to
String reference_index
in the following locations and avoid the current workaround of creating an empty file with the base name.analysis-wdls/definitions/rnaseq.wdl
Line 21 in de14a42
analysis-wdls/definitions/subworkflows/sequence_to_trimmed_fastq_and_hisat_alignments.wdl
Line 18 in de14a42
analysis-wdls/definitions/tools/hisat2_align.wdl
Line 5 in de14a42
analysis-wdls/definitions/tools/hisat2_align.wdl
Line 71 in de14a42
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