cgpPindel contains the Cancer Genome Projects workflow for pindel.
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The is a lightly modified version of pindel v2.0 with CGP specific processing for:
- Input file generation
- Conversion from pindel text output to:
- tumour and normal BAM alignment files
- VCF
- Application of VCF filters.
###Dependencies/Install
Please install the following first:
Please see these for any child dependencies.
Once complete please run:
./setup.sh /some/install/location
Please use setup.sh
to install any other dependencies. Setting the environment variable CGP_PERLLIBS
allows you to to append to PERL5LIB
during install. Without this all dependancies are installed into the target area.
Please be aware that this expects basic C compilation libraries and tools to be available.
##Creating a release ####Preparation
- Commit/push all relevant changes.
- Pull a clean version of the repo and use this for the following steps.
####Cutting the release
- Update
perl/lib/Sanger/CGP/Pindel.pm
to the correct version (adding rc/beta to end if applicable). - Update
CHANGES.md
to show major items. - Run
./prerelease.sh
- Check all tests and coverage reports are acceptable.
- Commit the updated docs and updated module/version.
- Push commits.
- Use the GitHub tools to draft a release.
Copyright (c) 2014-2016 Genome Research Ltd.
Author: Cancer Genome Project cgpit@sanger.ac.uk
This file is part of cgpPindel.
cgpPindel is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
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