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No such file or directory: './identify/*.failed_genomes.tsv' #475
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Have the same problem. For me creating the conda env with
in the log. Now it is:
Now I also get:
The command used is:
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Hello, To reproduce the error on my side, could you please provide the both provides the subset of genomes and the command lines you are running to get this error? Thanks |
Hi, In fact, downgrading mash to Nevertheless, the error occurs, which probably has something to do with the fact that after the ani classification the tool run is actually completed and the further files are of course no longer created. Here are the two genomes I tried and the command executed was:
SAMD00002791.fna.gz Greetings, |
Getting the same error with |
@lfenske-93, Thanks for the genomes, |
A new version of GTDB-Tk ( v2.2.4 ) has been released to fix the Unfortunately we were unable to reproduce the Mash 2.3 error on our end. We did try with few different environments and it seems to work fine.
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Hi again 😅
sorry but
ani_screen
seems still not to work for me. When I'm running GTDBtk with--skip_ani_screen
everything works fine, but as soon as I try the new mode I run into errors:I'm running GTDBtk via conda and try to use it in a Nextflow workflow, so Nextflow terminates as soon as the error occurs.
Trying without NF ends with:
Any idea what could help?
Greetings,
Linda
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