Releases: nioo-knaw/epiGBS2
Releases · nioo-knaw/epiGBS2
epiGBS2v3.1
- Improved performance of clone_filter by using a newer version of stacks
- Added polyG problem and clone_filter memory issues to the error section of the readme
epiGBS2 release with some bug fixes
src/rules/denovo.rules:
- library is now always directional
- to save space, six output files were made temporary
src/rules/reference.rules:
- library is now always directional
- to save space, six output files were made temporary
- added flag “—scaffolds” during methylation calling to allow compatibility with reference genome assemblies with contigs
- removed MQ parameter in rule SNP calling
src/env/bismark.yaml :
- fixed problems with the environment files
src/parameter_test/paramTest.tsv :
- improved default parameters
src/rules/paramTest.rules:
- fixed bugs
epiGBS2 release with Bismark and Freebayes
This release includes several major changes:
- usage of Bismark for mapping and methylation calling
- usage of Freebayes for SNP calling
- creation of a report file using multiQC
- split conda environments
- compatibility with snakemake 6.1.1
First release of epiGBS2
This is the first realease of epiGBS2. It is an update of the software described in van Gurp et al. (2016, https://doi.org/10.1038/nmeth.3763).
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software is now integrated with conda and snakemake
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execution and error handling is documented
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the demultiplexing is increased in speed and is executed by stacks
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mapping is done by STAR
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variant calling is performed by samtools mpileup
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methylation calling and SNP calling is done by customised scripts
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report files for quality checks are added
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several minor bug-fixes
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pipeline has to be benchmarked in more detail