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I tested make _lastz _chains with the mouse genome mm10 and the human genome hg19, running the script as follows: python3 /home/luria/make_lastz_chains-2.0.8/make_chains.py hg19 mm10 /home/luria/hg19_chrom.fa /home/luria/mm10_chrom.fa --project_dir /home/luria/mm10_vs_hg19
But I got the following error:
fatal: Not a git repository (or any parent up to mount point /work)
Stopping at filesystem boundary (GIT_DISCOVERY_ACROSS_FILESYSTEM not set).
Make Lastz Chains
Version 2.0.8
Commit: unknown
Branch: unknown
found run_lastz.py at /home/luria/make_lastz_chains-2.0.8/standalone_scripts/run_lastz.py
found run_lastz_intermediate_layer.py at /home/luria/make_lastz_chains-2.0.8/standalone_scripts/run_lastz_intermediate_layer.py
found chain_gap_filler.py at /home/luria/make_lastz_chains-2.0.8/standalone_scripts/chain_gap_filler.py
found faToTwoBit at /home/luria/software/UCSCTOOLS/faToTwoBit
found twoBitToFa at /home/luria/software/UCSCTOOLS/twoBitToFa
found pslSortAcc at /home/luria/make_lastz_chains-2.0.8/HL_kent_binaries/pslSortAcc
found axtChain at /home/luria/software/UCSCTOOLS/axtChain
found axtToPsl at /home/luria/software/UCSCTOOLS/axtToPsl
found chainAntiRepeat at /home/luria/software/UCSCTOOLS/chainAntiRepeat
found chainMergeSort at /home/luria/software/UCSCTOOLS/chainMergeSort
found chainCleaner at /home/luria/make_lastz_chains-2.0.8/HL_kent_binaries/chainCleaner
found chainSort at /home/luria/software/UCSCTOOLS/chainSort
found chainScore at /home/luria/software/UCSCTOOLS/chainScore
found chainNet at /home/luria/software/UCSCTOOLS/chainNet
found chainFilter at /home/luria/software/UCSCTOOLS/chainFilter
found lastz at /home/luria/software/lastz/lastz-1.04.22/src/lastz
found nextflow at /home/luria/software/nextflow/nextflow
All necessary executables found.
Making chains for /home/luria/hg19_chrom.fa and /home/luria/mm10_chrom.fa files, saving results to /home/luria/mm10_vs_hg19
Pipeline started at 2024-06-14 10:42:39.138852
Setting up genome sequences for target
genomeID: hg19
input sequence file: /home/luria/hg19_chrom.fa
is 2bit: False
planned genome dir location: /home/luria/mm10_vs_hg19/target.2bit
Initial fasta file /home/luria/hg19_chrom.fa saved to /home/luria/mm10_vs_hg19/target.2bit
For hg19 (target) sequence file: /home/luria/mm10_vs_hg19/target.2bit; chrom sizes saved to: /home/luria/mm10_vs_hg19/target.chrom.sizes
Setting up genome sequences for query
genomeID: mm10
input sequence file: /home/luria/mm10_chrom.fa
is 2bit: False
planned genome dir location: /home/luria/mm10_vs_hg19/query.2bit
Initial fasta file /home/luria/mm10_chrom.fa saved to /home/luria/mm10_vs_hg19/query.2bit
For mm10 (query) sequence file: /home/luria/mm10_vs_hg19/query.2bit; chrom sizes saved to: /home/luria/mm10_vs_hg19/query.chrom.sizes
Partition Step
Partitioning for target
Saving partitions and creating 26 buckets for lastz output
In particular, 23 partitions for bigger chromosomes
And 3 buckets for smaller scaffolds
Saving target partitions to: /home/luria/mm10_vs_hg19/target_partitions.txt
Partitioning for query
An error occurred while executing partition: 'bool' object is not iterable
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/luria/make_lastz_chains-2.0.8/modules/step_manager.py", line 70, in execute_steps
step_result = step_to_function[step](params, project_paths, step_executables)
File "/home/luria/make_lastz_chains-2.0.8/modules/pipeline_steps.py", line 43, in partition_step
executables)
File "/home/luria/make_lastz_chains-2.0.8/steps_implementations/partition.py", line 80, in do_partition_for_genome
bulk_num_to_chroms = create_buckets_for_little_scaffolds(little_scaffolds_to_bulk, chunk_size)
File "/home/luria/make_lastz_chains-2.0.8/steps_implementations/partition.py", line 41, in create_buckets_for_little_scaffolds
for chrom, size in little_scaffolds_to_bulk or chrom_count_in_bulk >= Constants.MAX_CHROM_IN_BULK:
TypeError: 'bool' object is not iterable
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hello, I have the same problem, did you solve it? Maybe using this should also want to use TOGA to do gene conversion, do you have any good software recommendation?Thank you !
this is a weird error, which should in principle occur everytime. @kirilenkobm Do you have an idea how to fix that?
@jurin0811 Did you run the quick test sample successfully? If so, there is a quirk in your data. Otherwise, if the same bool error occurs, something is not right with your system.
I tested make _lastz _chains with the mouse genome mm10 and the human genome hg19, running the script as follows:
python3 /home/luria/make_lastz_chains-2.0.8/make_chains.py hg19 mm10 /home/luria/hg19_chrom.fa /home/luria/mm10_chrom.fa --project_dir /home/luria/mm10_vs_hg19
But I got the following error:
fatal: Not a git repository (or any parent up to mount point /work)
Stopping at filesystem boundary (GIT_DISCOVERY_ACROSS_FILESYSTEM not set).
Make Lastz Chains
Version 2.0.8
Commit: unknown
Branch: unknown
All necessary executables found.
Making chains for /home/luria/hg19_chrom.fa and /home/luria/mm10_chrom.fa files, saving results to /home/luria/mm10_vs_hg19
Pipeline started at 2024-06-14 10:42:39.138852
genomeID: hg19
input sequence file: /home/luria/hg19_chrom.fa
is 2bit: False
planned genome dir location: /home/luria/mm10_vs_hg19/target.2bit
Initial fasta file /home/luria/hg19_chrom.fa saved to /home/luria/mm10_vs_hg19/target.2bit
For hg19 (target) sequence file: /home/luria/mm10_vs_hg19/target.2bit; chrom sizes saved to: /home/luria/mm10_vs_hg19/target.chrom.sizes
genomeID: mm10
input sequence file: /home/luria/mm10_chrom.fa
is 2bit: False
planned genome dir location: /home/luria/mm10_vs_hg19/query.2bit
Initial fasta file /home/luria/mm10_chrom.fa saved to /home/luria/mm10_vs_hg19/query.2bit
For mm10 (query) sequence file: /home/luria/mm10_vs_hg19/query.2bit; chrom sizes saved to: /home/luria/mm10_vs_hg19/query.chrom.sizes
Partition Step
Partitioning for target
Saving partitions and creating 26 buckets for lastz output
In particular, 23 partitions for bigger chromosomes
And 3 buckets for smaller scaffolds
Saving target partitions to: /home/luria/mm10_vs_hg19/target_partitions.txt
Partitioning for query
An error occurred while executing partition: 'bool' object is not iterable
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/luria/make_lastz_chains-2.0.8/modules/step_manager.py", line 70, in execute_steps
step_result = step_to_function[step](params, project_paths, step_executables)
File "/home/luria/make_lastz_chains-2.0.8/modules/pipeline_steps.py", line 43, in partition_step
executables)
File "/home/luria/make_lastz_chains-2.0.8/steps_implementations/partition.py", line 80, in do_partition_for_genome
bulk_num_to_chroms = create_buckets_for_little_scaffolds(little_scaffolds_to_bulk, chunk_size)
File "/home/luria/make_lastz_chains-2.0.8/steps_implementations/partition.py", line 41, in create_buckets_for_little_scaffolds
for chrom, size in little_scaffolds_to_bulk or chrom_count_in_bulk >= Constants.MAX_CHROM_IN_BULK:
TypeError: 'bool' object is not iterable
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: