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Update to get the pipeline nextflow version ^25.04.2 compatible which ended up just being a bit of config refactoring

  • refactored nextflow.config
  • nextflow lint . still very broken but that seems to be the case for nf-core pipelines in general at the moment as I don't think even nextflow knows what its trying to do with strict syntax yet

I tested with nextflow versions 25.04.2/.3/.4 and all worked

also removed unused/commented out code related to inputs being string/array as you seem to have found a good workaround and the // old // new comments were a bit confusing I thought. Let me know if that's an issue @reganhayward 👍

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@lmReef lmReef requested review from jen-reeve and reganhayward June 26, 2025 04:50
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nf-core pipelines lint overall result: Passed ✅ ⚠️

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+| ✅ 250 tests passed       |+
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  • schema_lint - Schema 'description' should be 'Dual RNA-seq pipeline'
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  • nf-core/tools version 3.2.0
  • Run at 2025-06-26 04:59:32

// HTSeq
"hts_host_gff_gene_feature_to_count",
"hts_pathogen_gff_gene_feature_to_count"
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Can we keep this comment in here, as its useful.

Pretty annoying that the schema doesn't properly support arrays!

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Just a small change - all looks good! thanks!

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LGTM!

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LGTM

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