0.0.3

• TPM table:
  • Add Ensembl Gene ID
  • Rename columns: GENCODE_Gene_Symbol, Ensembl_GeneID, NCBI_GeneID
• MultiQC output custom tables (html+JSON):
  • Run table: Session ID and Pipeline Version
  • Reference Table: Species, Genome Reference Consortium Build, Genome Reference Consortium Patch, GENCODE Annotation Release (outputs both human and mouse versions)
• Add inputBag override param (inputBagForce) [*.zip]
  • Uses provided inputBag instead of downloading from data-hub
  • Still requires matching repRID input param
• Add fastq override param (fastqsForce) [R1,R2]
  • Uses provided fastq instead of downloading from data-hub
  • Still requires matching repRID input param and will pull inputBag from data-hub to access submitted metadata for reporting
• Add species override param (speciesForce) [Mus musculus or Homo sapiens]
  • forces the use of the provided species
  • ignores inferred ambiguous species
• Add GeneSymbol/EnsemblID/EntrezID translation files to references

PR checklist

• This comment contains a description of changes (with reason)
• If you've fixed a bug or added code that should be tested, add tests!
• Documentation in docs is updated
• Replace dag.png with the most recent CI pipleine integrated_pe artifact
• CHANGELOG.md is updated
• README.md is updated
• LICENSE.md is updated with new contributors
• Docker images moved to production release and changed in pipeline
• Docker images used in the CI unit tests match those used in pipeline

• Close issue
  Closes #61 (closed) Closes #71 (closed) Closes #72 (closed) Closes #73 (closed) Closes #74 (closed)

/cc @ghenry @venkat.malladi

workflow/conf/multiqc_config.yaml

@@ -73,6 +73,7 @@ custom_data:
             Session
             Session ID
             Pipeline Version
+            Input
     rid:
         file_format: 'tsv'
         section_name: 'RID'
@@ -83,6 +84,7 @@ custom_data:
             scale: false
             format: '{}'
         headers:
+            Replicate
             Replicate RID
             Experiment RID
             Study RID