| 1 | = Updating to Reggie 4.26 = |
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| 3 | == A. Before updating Reggie == |
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| 5 | === 1. Install a new Picard version on the prime cluster === |
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| 7 | We need Picard version 2.22.3 or higher since it fixes a problem with !NovaSeq data files and the !CheckIlluminaDirectory |
| 8 | function. Verify that the `<picard><path>` setting `reggie-config.xml` is poiting to the correct installation directory |
| 9 | and modify if needed. Picard can be downloaded from https://github.com/broadinstitute/picard/releases. |
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| 11 | == B. Update Reggie == |
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| 13 | Update Reggie to version 4.26 as usual. Do not forget to run the Installation wizard. |
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| 15 | == C. After updating Reggie == |
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| 17 | === 1. Upload CTG sample sheet template === |
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| 19 | Upload the `CTG_SampleSheet.xlsx` file to the `/home/SCANB/Templates` directory in BASE. |
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| 21 | === 2. Import variant annotations === |
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| 23 | In the **RNA library preparation and analysis**/**Variant calling pipeline** section, |
| 24 | run the **Import variants for existing variant call raw bioassays** wizard. This wizard |
| 25 | will import variants that are found in some interesting genes as annotations to existing |
| 26 | raw bioassay items and will take several minutes to run. The same functionality is |
| 27 | included in the regular variant calling script so the wizard is not needed in the future. |
| 28 | See #1229 for more information. |
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