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Hmm, this was specifically intended to be used on cloud style hardware, it wasn't designed with persistent storage in mind. Ideally the shell script should be updated to allow you to resume. All of the individual tools are able to pick up from where they left off, but some of them throw an error if they detect they have completed. |
We use an HPC cluster and save results to a shared filesystem. The queuing system occasionally kills and reschedules jobs due to other, higher priority tasks. A relatively simple workaround is executing |
Can you confirm the messages you see when it fails to restart? I'm suspecting you are getting this in one of the
This line in the BRASS script should be All the other primary algorithms If this is the only issue I can hot fix it very quickly, but it would be an upgrade from brass v6.2.1 to v6.3.x, no scientific difference to results, just bugfixes really: https://github.com/cancerit/BRASS/blob/dev/CHANGES.md |
Hi Keiran, I am sorry for the delay in communication. We haven't been able to locate logs from the run that failed. I will try to reproduce this running the pipeline, killing it and restarting again. We are working on two versions currently 2.0.1 and 2.1.0, and I will test it on the newer ( makes more sense ). It is very likely that we saw the failing run in the older though. |
FYI, that change to BRASS has been made, but we're in the process of updating all of the elements to the latest LTS Ubuntu and htslib/samtools so an updated image will take a little time to bubble up (although progress has been very good so far). |
I found a job that had been killed and resumed without cleanup (unfortunately cgpwgs v2.0.1, not 2.1.0). Error exit statuses came from Caveman and Pindel. Caveman
The specific error file mentioned above says:
Pindel
The specific err file reported above indicates some memory problems:
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The failure of
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Hi,
We noted that when the pipeline breaks, intermediate files are left in the output folder. To restart the analysis the output dir needs to be deleted. Have you considered a
--force
option to run the analysis and overwrite (remove) such existing files?Best wishes,
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