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Running the seq subcommand from the bf-fetch module does not generate an output directory when given a RefSeq accession. It runs without issues and produces no error code.
When running install.sh, aliases that point to the target directory are created ($HOME/.local/share/bioflow/src/<module>). Upon invoking a bf-fetch command, the scripts execute within the context of the target directory and thus data end of being saved here.
Proposed Solution
provide an option to specify the path where data will be stored
by default, data should be stored in your current working directory
Description
Running the
seq
subcommand from thebf-fetch
module does not generate an output directory when given a RefSeq accession. It runs without issues and produces no error code.Replicate
Run the following commands:
Expected behavior
Running
ls
would show a uncompressed directory namedGCC_003032905
containing the reference genomeActual behavior
The named directory is missing.
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