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CONVERTER_interval_to_bed_0 is crashing with latest bx-python version #6379
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I've just downgraded it for usegalaxy.org as well. |
The bx-python bug has been fixed in bxlab/bx-python#35 , we now need a new bx-python release and bioconda package, and update the requirement in the affected Galaxy tools. Similar issue in different tool has been reported in #6598 . |
Update: we now have a new 0.8.2 release of |
Would be good to get this on the public servers. Org is failing for certain datatypes when CONVERTER_interval_to_bed_0 is used (bedgraph datatype is specifically set). Right now, users need to use autodetect, which sets the datatype as bed (?? odd), then change the datatype to bedgraph and reset the columns so "name" is assigned to column 4. Bit of a long winded solution for what ideally would be automatic. There are probably other cases like that one and the tool bug above. |
Another workaround for end users: The Concatenate function, when given interval inputs, is impacted by this bug. Workaround: Try reassigning the datatypes of both inputs to the tabular datatype (direct assignment) then use Concatenate. You can reassign the interval datatype to the result. FAQ: https://galaxyproject.org/support/metadata/ |
And another: The Convert Genomic Intervals To BED function is impacted by this bug. Workaround: Use the Cut function to rearrange the columns of your interval dataset to be a match for the bed datatype. You can then directly assign the BED datatype to the result. FAQs: https://galaxyproject.org/support/metadata/ && https://galaxyproject.org/learn/datatypes/#bed |
to include bxlab/bx-python#35 . Fix galaxyproject#6379 and galaxyproject#6598 .
to include bxlab/bx-python#35 . Fix #6379 and #6598 .
It seems that the bx-python version 0.8.x is crashing this tool (and others). Downgrading it to 0.7.3 solves it for usegalaxy.eu. UseGalaxy.org is still affected.
pip install --extra-index-url http://wheels.galaxyproject.org/ bx-python==0.7.3 -U
ping @natefoo @Slugger70
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