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To try and balance comprehensiveness vs not too many parallel test jobs, @TCLamnidis and I mapped out a new test config structure.
This ensure all modules are touched at least once, and partially reflects a sort of typical run for different contexts. At the same time it ensures we don't have 100000s of test configs with all possible test combinations.
The plan is as follows
nf-core/eager v3.0.0 new test config structure
Test nothing
Everything off (for fast fail)
Test (default)
fastqc
(singleref) refIndex
adapterremoval
sharding
bwa aln
bam_filtering
markdup
preseq
damageprofiler
qualimap
MetaPhlAn
UG
MultiVCFAnalyzer
metagenomic post-processing
bcftools
Test (modern)
(singleref) supplied index
falco
fastp
convertBam
bwa mem
PrinSeq++
Kraken2
metagenomic post-processing
HC
Test (microbial genome)
(multipleref) refIndex
circular_mapper
KrakenUniq
HostRemoval
dedup
bedtools
rescaling
freebayes (+ bcftools)
Test (very short DNA)
(multipleref) supplied Index
mapAD
BBduk
MALT
metagenomic post-processing
PMDtools
ANGSD
Test (human poop-gen)
bam input baby
bowtie2
mapdamage
trimbam
mtnucratio
Pileupcaller
NucCont
SexDet
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To try and balance comprehensiveness vs not too many parallel test jobs, @TCLamnidis and I mapped out a new test config structure.
This ensure all modules are touched at least once, and partially reflects a sort of typical run for different contexts. At the same time it ensures we don't have 100000s of test configs with all possible test combinations.
The plan is as follows
nf-core/eager v3.0.0 new test config structure
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: