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Feature request: nextflow clean -p <process-name> #777

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micans opened this issue Jul 2, 2018 · 1 comment
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Feature request: nextflow clean -p <process-name> #777

micans opened this issue Jul 2, 2018 · 1 comment

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micans commented Jul 2, 2018

The request is to have nextflow clean out the directories for a given process, so that on resumption this process and anything dependent on it will be redone. Ideally this would by default be done for all nextflow runs that were instigated in the current directory. A possibility now is to do this:

nextflow log <run name> -F 'process =~ /foo.*/' | xargs rm -rf

I have scripted this in the simplest way possible to do this for all runs that were executed in a study, but ideally nextflow would be in control of this. The reason this is very useful to me is:

  • Software changes often and sometimes we need to run the latest software; this is especially true for downstream analysis. If we have already done the heavy lifting (upstream) of aligning reads it would be nice to re-use the upstream stages.
  • I have had cases where a few samples failed and required newer software. Consistency requires that all samples are then run with this updated software.
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