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Brad Langhorst
@bwlang
pipefail is a bit of hammer though… might expose messed up tools that “work” but have an error in the pipe somewhere.
Ghost
@ghost~5772e7e2c2f0db084a206e1b
right, I wouldn't do this for all tools by default
but it could be an option for tools that pipe stuff around
Brad Langhorst
@bwlang
shrug maybe all tools with a galaxy version number specified or > X
i think hidey broken is pretty toxic, maybe worth some poking of users.
Ghost
@ghost~5772e7e2c2f0db084a206e1b
docker run -it biocontainers/bwa:0.7.15 sh
$ set -o pipefail
sh: 1: set: Illegal option -o pipefail
args
though there is bash in this container
Brad Langhorst
@bwlang
what would it take to switch to detect bash and use it if available by default?
Nicola Soranzo
@nsoranzo
I think we are using bash already in the job script, no?
Ghost
@ghost~5772e7e2c2f0db084a206e1b
I think that's configurable IIRC
yep, with default_job_shell
Dave B.
@davebx
my memory is failing me, is passing a list collection to a param multiple="True" supported?
John Chilton
@jmchilton
yes
Dave B.
@davebx
sweet
Brad Langhorst
@bwlang
ran into a trouble with the metaphlan2 downloader… it looks like it has the deps right, but can’t find download_metaphlan2_db.py
do managers set up the conda environment like other tools?
Nicola Soranzo
@nsoranzo
Yep
Brad Langhorst
@bwlang
seems that I have 2 metaphlan2 2.6.0 entries in my dependencies view. /mnt/galaxy/data/galaxy/tool-deps/_conda/envs/__metaphlan2@2.6.0 and
/mnt/galaxy/data/galaxy/tool-deps/_conda/envs/mulled-v1-c5867e29ea0fba532ec8dc4a557d8798445dccb6ecf21f67e09143751a79b65d
is that normal?
oddlly activating __metaphlan2@2.6.0 does not put download_metaphlan2_db.py on the path...
hmm neither of these conda envs list metaphlan2 as a package with conda list. anybody seen that before?
Ghost
@ghost~5772e7e2c2f0db084a206e1b
Maybe the install
Brad Langhorst
@bwlang
strange… metaphlan2 pkg exists in pkgs, but is not in the environment. I’m going to add it manually - maybe there is some dependency issue - though nothing complained until i tried to run the tool.
aha!
Installing conda-forge::click-6.7-py_1 requires a minimum conda version of 4.3.
that should probably cause some kind of error during installation of the tool… galaxy bug i guess.
just have to manually update conda...
Björn Grüning
@bgruening
The biocontainers do come with bash by default. Its a busybox+static bash
Björn Grüning
@bgruening
The biocontainers do come with bash by default. Its a busybox+static bash
Alexander Lenail
@zfrenchee
Is there a guide for building galaxy tools from docker containers somewhere (instead of python / conda packages)?
Alexander Lenail
@zfrenchee
Where the execution of the tool is a docker run ...
Martin Cech
@martenson
@zfrenchee you probably can to start here: https://docs.galaxyproject.org/en/master/admin/special_topics/mulled_containers.html
Lance Parsons
@lparsons
Sorry for the cross-post, but wasn't sure which channel was best: Does anyone have any advice on tools/methods to plot genome coverage across one sequence id from a BAM file using a "custom" reference in Galaxy? I wasn't able to get Trackster to work at all (problems with datasets in collections, custom reference, etc.)
Brad Langhorst
@bwlang
i just use igv. you might want to have a look at mosdepth https://github.com/brentp/mosdepth
^^@lparsons
Lance Parsons
@lparsons
Thanks @bwlang , I'll check it out. Is there a Galaxy wrapper by chance?
Brad Langhorst
@bwlang
not sure… have not seen one.
Lance Parsons
@lparsons
ok, thanks.
Anton Nekrutenko
@nekrut
@lparsons DeepTools?
Devon Ryan
@dpryan79
@lparsons You might be able to use either hicPlotTads (from HiCExplorer) or pyGenomeTracks. They're essentially the same tool, but I know the former is definitely available in the toolshed.
Björn Grüning
@bgruening
pyGenomeTracks needs a proper Galaxy integation. We will work on this as soon as we are back. hiCPLotTads has the TAD plot currently mandatory, that needs to be changed.
I think we are going to deprecated the hicPLotTads in favor of pyGenomeTracks
Gildas Le Corguillé
@lecorguille
Hum … I though that there was a tool within planemo to test a whole workflow but I can’t find where. Did I dream?
Björn Grüning
@bgruening
@lecorguille planemo-dev should have this
Jennifer Hillman-Jackson
@jennaj
@lparsons Hi - there is a question about the install of Cutadapt in a local. Could you help them? https://biostar.usegalaxy.org/p/27434/
Jennifer Hillman-Jackson
@jennaj
@jj-umn @bwlang GMAP/MiGMAP question https://biostar.usegalaxy.org/p/27374/
I am not sure which tool version, Galaxy version, etc is in use and I pointed them here for help. I don't know either of these wrappers well enough to help.
Alexander Lenail
@zfrenchee
What is the system path for the local reference data config file in galaxy?