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Patch fix for dev eval modules

16 Feb 10:18
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  • fixes three outdated conda env statements in the dev/eval modules
  • updates citation info

Main assembly (CLR/HiFi) plus dev evaluation modules

16 Feb 08:35
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  • production release of main assembly pipeline (CLR or HiFi, plus Strand-seq)
  • only experimental support for ONT
  • requires long reads and Strand-seq
  • dev status: evaluation modules (some require Illumina short reads as additional input)
  • support for CLR is likely to be reduced or dropped in future releases
  • processing of HiFi reads is no longer state-of-the-art (see other dev branches)

Dev release of pipeline for submission

23 Nov 17:11
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Release corresponding to state of the code used for current submission. The follow-up of this release (after revision) will be the first production release

Release for revision stage of pipeline

14 Apr 11:52
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Release of pipeline code corresponding to the revision stage of the manuscript (as submitted).
This release includes a substantial amount of documentation, and is being deployed at other research centers.

v0.0.2dev

24 Nov 10:29
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v0.0.2dev Pre-release
Pre-release

Release from dev branch roughly corresponding to the state at the time of initial submission.
Pipeline is - at least in principle - start-to-finish including download of input data. Potential checkpoint issues not resolved, but being circumvented via generation of lots (?) of fofn-style files for the various merge operations.
This version does not yet include support for containerized tools.

First start-to-finish pipeline version

25 Oct 14:21
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Pre-release

Limitations:

  1. Requires manual download/linking of some input data (mostly, HGSVC PacBio data)
  2. Probably a faulty checkpoint evaluation by Snakemake usually interferes with a "one-touch" pipeline run
  3. Evaluation of results essentially limited to Quast-LG and some basic statistics about the input data
  4. Haploid assembly works only genome-wide, i.e., not yet on a "per-chromosome, per-haplotype" basis