Question: planemo t: JobOutputsError occurs, but example_output and script outputs are the same
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Seongmin Choi • 20 wrote:
Hello,
planemo t
is giving me JobOutputsError: History item different than expected, difference (using diff):
, when the output from the md5sum results of the example_output and the script output are the same.
My XML put in planemo t:
<tool id="region_filter" name="Filter out variants not in the vicinity of refFlat genes" version="0.1.0">
<requirements>
<requirement type="package">python</requirement>
<requirement type="package">pytabix</requirement>
</requirements>
"$output1"
]]>
<inputs>
<param type="data" name="input1" format="vcf"/>
<param type="data" name="input2" format="gz"/>
</inputs>
<outputs>
<data name="output1" format="vcf"/>
</outputs>
<tests>
<test>
<param name="input1" value="/dat1/github/rainbow/examples/test_snpEff.vcf"/>
<param name="input2" value="/dat1/rgkorea/bam_files/rainbow/data/index/refFlat.bed.gz"/>
My planemo t region_filter.xml
results (stdout and stderr file for planemo t
: region_filter.log):
planemo t region_filter.xml > region_filter.log 2>&1
cat region_filter.log | grep JobOutputsError
JobOutputsError: History item different than expected, difference (using diff):
But when I copy-paste the input1 and input2 of my XML and check the md5sum of the output, it's the same with the md5sum output of my example_output file:
md5sum /dat1/github/rainbow/examples/test_rflt.vcf
002cdccaf2d7fa4096d7bfd490196d19 /dat1/github/rainbow/examples/test_rflt.vcf
input1=/dat1/github/rainbow/examples/test_snpEff.vcf
input2=/dat1/rgkorea/bam_files/rainbow/data/index/refFlat.bed.gz
python /dat1/github/rainbow/scripts/dbflt_refflat.py $input1 $input2 | md5sum
[Thu May 17 11:59:46 2018] dbflt_refflat.py run initiated.
002cdccaf2d7fa4096d7bfd490196d19 -
planemo t region_filter.xml > region_filter.log 2>&1
cat region_filter.log | grep JobOutputsError
JobOutputsError: History item different than expected, difference (using diff):
Could you please give me some ideas about this?
Many thanks!