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ERROR: Can't detect input format #782
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The genome is Bos Taurus Ensembl v94, UMD3.1: The GTF is: |
Hi @amizeranschi, Unfortunately VEP currently does not support structural variants in breakend format. You can see the full list of SV types that VEP supports here: https://www.ensembl.org/info/docs/tools/vep/vep_formats.html#sv I'm sorry that I am unable to provide a more satisfactory conclusion to this issue. If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to get in touch. Kind Regards, |
Thanks a lot for the reply. Removing variants with By any chance, is there a plan to include support for this type of variants as well? |
Hi, Yep, we are looking into ways of improving support for structural variations. We don't have a timescale for when we expect these improvements to be available, but it is something that we are looking at. Kind Regards, |
Alright, good luck with the updates and thanks for your assistance. |
Hi! Has there been any progress on supporting |
@FriederikeHanssen I'm still in the same situation, see: #441 (comment) In short: no, there's still no support for this, but they're considering it. In the mean time, if you simply remove the lines with |
Hi there, Bests |
Hey @stefandiederich, As you mentioned, VEP fails when loading a VCF input file whose first line is BND-type SV. As VEP is not currently prepared to properly handle BND variants, it would be best to simply filter them out from your VCF file for now. We are working on improving support for BND variants (hopefully to be released soon). Sorry for the inconvenience! Thanks, |
Hello, I'm encountering the same issues, any updates on this? Thanks! |
Hi @blex-max, I hope you are having a nice day. I opened PR #1399 to improve support for breakend (BND) variants in VEP, including a fix for the message In the meantime, it would be best to filter out BND variants from your VCF file. Sorry for the inconvenience. Please feel free to reply if you want to discuss this further. Kind regards, |
Thanks for the quick response! I see, I was hoping to use VEP on the output of GRIDSS/GRIPSS, I guess it won't be suitable until the future release then |
Hmm, perhaps we could use the Ensembl:postreleasefix/110 branch once #1399 is merged, would you have any comments on that? Have a good day & Thanks for your work! |
Hi @blex-max, We do not recommend installing unreleased code from VEP because it may have issues that we may not notice at the time the PR is merged. We want to minimise misinterpretation of biological data related with technical bugs from our code: that's why we ask to wait for the proper release. That said, feel free to use the code in this repository in controlled settings for testing purposes. If you have any comments, please talk with me: all feedback is welcome and appreciated! Cheers, |
Hi @amizeranschi, @FriederikeHanssen, @stefandiederich and @blex-max, We have updated the input format to detect more types of structural variants, including breakends. This will be released in VEP 110 (coming soon). Sorry for the inconvenience. Kind regards, |
Amazing, thank you! 🙏 |
Great news! Is it possible to estimate what "coming soon" might mean? Thank you. |
Hi @blex-max, we expect to release VEP 110 by the end of July. Best, |
Hi!
Could you please help me figure out why VEP won't parse the attached VCF file?
I can't find anything wrong with the VCF file that I'm using.
testingVC-struct-var.zip
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