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CellRangerCount seems to create a folder with a bunch of files.
Inside that folder there is a .tgz archive that contain a duplication of the files already in that folder. That TAR file contains most, but not all of the files in the output folder.
This should be cleaned up. Either:
the tar file is completely redundant and should be removed before saving the output folder or
the tar file is supposed to be the final product (with a few less files) and we shouldn't even attempt to save the output folder.
How to check as a CBRAIN developer:
a) cd to the root of a finished CellRangerCount task
b) create the list of files in the output dir:
find cellranger_count_res -type f | sort >/tmp/listfiles # adjust name of folder
c) create the list of files in the .tgz archive
tar -tzf cellranger_count_res/cellranger_count_res.mri.tgz | sort >/tmp/archfiles
d) Compare them with diff, or csdiff:
diff /tmp/listfiles /tmp/archfiles
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When look at the cellranger documentation, section Explore the output of cellranger count I feel like the only ouput that need to be saved is the outs folder.
CellRangerCount seems to create a folder with a bunch of files.
Inside that folder there is a .tgz archive that contain a duplication of the files already in that folder. That TAR file contains most, but not all of the files in the output folder.
This should be cleaned up. Either:
How to check as a CBRAIN developer:
a) cd to the root of a finished CellRangerCount task
b) create the list of files in the output dir:
c) create the list of files in the .tgz archive
d) Compare them with diff, or csdiff:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: