Releases: marbl/parsnp
Releases · marbl/parsnp
v2.1.5
v2.1.4
v2.1.3
v2.1.2
v2.1.1
This release corrects the start location of reverse complement alignment records in the MAF output and also adds the ##maf version=1 program=parsnp header to the MAF output. The MAF output is now compliant with the UCSC format specification.
For more details, please see #167.
v2.1.0
- The recombination filter has been fixed for partition workflows. Recombination filtering can now be enabled via
--recomb-filteras well as the original-x, --xtrafastflags. Fixes #157. - The
--no-recruithas been fixed and replaced by--skip-ani-filter. Fixes #164. - "Recruitment" in general has been renamed to "Filtering" to be consistent with other methods.
- Crashes gracefully when a partition's genomes are too divergent. Fixes #165.
- Inputs with duplicate filenames no longer allowed, i.e.
/path1/genome.fnaand/path2/genome.fnacannot both be provided. This is because the.xmfaand.mafoutput files use the file stem as the "sample" name. Fixes #166.
Parsnp v2.0.6
- Previously we were importing the extension module even if the user didn't need it. This required the pyspoa module and was causing issues. Now, users can run parsnp w/out pyspoa by using the
--no-partitionflag. - Removes log redirects for harvest which cause crashes
- Uses regex strings for the parsers #153
- Adds back the gingr support for phipack results
Release v2.0.5
- Parsnp now outputs a MAF file in addition to the typical XMFA file (can turn this off with (--no-maf).
- Parsnp now uses the partition mode by default when there are more than 100 input sequences.
Release v2.0.4
fasttreeoutput is now moved to the correct spot for downstream processing (fixes #147)--min-ref-covarg is now an inclusive lower bound instead of exclusive
Release v2.0.3
- Replaces internal commands which were incompatible with MacOS.