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[MRG] pe correction
, low_complexity_filter
& abund_cutoff
as config params
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speed up adapter trimming
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Fix a typo
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final fix - revert back
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Merge branch 'dib-lab:latest' into patch-2
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add fastp config
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handle_fastp()
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update docs
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minor fix
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boolean yaml on/off
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correct params handling
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abundtrim_cutoff as config
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Update doc/configuring.md
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I think we should use YAML booleans - it looks like OFF is a valid one (per https://yaml.org/type/bool.html), but your code below doesn't use boolean value checking.
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Isn't that checking for boolean?
genome-grist/genome_grist/conf/Snakefile
Line 97 in 8f7180f
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the 'if' here worries me - if it's a boolean, then you should just be able to say
if config_correction
. Most specifically, '1' should not be magic (which it seems to be here). I don't really know how snakemake's config yaml parser interprets valid vs invalid YAML boolean values, but I would be disturbed to see 'yes' interpreted as false here.YAML doesn't seem to have a simple answer for what is a valid bool - this is a mess! -
I guess the simplest thing to do would be to insist that it be a valid bool (True or False), not a '1' or anything else, and complain if it's not.
(I'm disgruntled with YAML because of this kind of thing - Luiz mentioned an increasing preference for TOML, because YAML isn't really that well specified.)