Start promoting Falco as a FastQC replacement in key GTN material #5706
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Going to adjust more tutorials whenever I have time. |
bgruening
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| Unfortunately the current version of multiQC (the tool we use to combine reports) does not support list of pairs collections. | ||
| We will first need to transform our the list of pairs to a simple list. | ||
| Unfortunately the current version of MultiQC (the tool we use to combine reports) does not support list of pairs collections. |
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Oh is this still the case? If so we need to work on it.
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Last year at GCC we discussed that FastQC is among the top tools in terms of total cpu usage on public Galaxy instances and that Falco could help us save quite some resources if people used it instead of the original.
Since then I've been testing Falco and helped fixing bugs upstream and in our wrapper. The tool should now be on par with FastQC and so it's time to have more users discover it by actively promoting it in key GTN tutorials.