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Merging from issue 15 (multi-sample possibility) #23

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This pull request has the new implementation of the pipeline, which, by taking advantage of a YAML samplesheet as input makes it cleaner and straightforward to perform the analysis seamlessly with one or multiple samples at once.

It has a major change, and, therefore, triggers a new major release, v3.0

fmalmeida added 30 commits July 4, 2021 11:43
Docker runOptions to specify "--platform linux/amd64"
The substitution is properly working! Now, to create a release of the data I must test all the assembly options, again.
Changing this instead of default as a suggestion so users can use it with the --unicycler_additional_parameters parameter.
Quast dir name fixed.

Hybrid workflow parameters cleaner

Must think in Quast/Circos for all at once
Making module call more generic
Tested only in nanopore only assembly
Tested only in nanopore only assembly workflow
Adding wtdbg2 and shasta to hybrid assemblies where long reads assemblies are polished with short reads
@fmalmeida fmalmeida added the enhancement New feature or request label Nov 4, 2021
@fmalmeida fmalmeida modified the milestone: accepting multiple samples at once Nov 4, 2021
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@fmalmeida fmalmeida merged commit abd6766 into master Nov 4, 2021
@fmalmeida fmalmeida deleted the issue-15 branch November 4, 2021 12:30
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Add an option for multiple samples
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