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Segemehl update #123
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LGTM 🚀
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#122 introduced a bug with segemehl. The
SEGEMEHL_ALIGN
process originally had a single output channel containing a list of all output files. This was manageable before #122 because a specific process calledSEGEMEHL_FILTER
handled this list. In #122, we switched to the nf-coreGAWK
module for unification (and common filtering of the unified files afterward).The
GAWK
/UNIFY
module then used all files from the list output ofSEGEMEHL_ALIGN
as input. This was problematic since not all files followed the expected input format; thus, the output ofUNIFY
was partially binary.The
SEGEMEHL_ALIGN
process was updated via a modules PR.This PR integrates this update into the pipeline (other nf-core modules were also updated).