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Ruben Vorderman
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@@ -74,6 +74,9 @@ task Cutadapt {
Boolean? zeroCap
Boolean? noZeroCap
String reportPath = "cutadapt_report.txt"
# Cutadapt compresses the zipped output files with a ridiculously high compression level (5 or 6).
# This is not the fast compression preset. It takes up to 400% more CPU time for a 20% reduction in file size.
# Hence we use compression level 1 here.
Int compressionLevel = 1 # This only affects outputs with the .gz suffix.
Int cores = 4
String memory = "4G"
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@@ -376,10 +379,8 @@ task Cutadapt {
description: "The name of the file to write cutadapts's stdout to, this contains some metrics.",
category: "common"
}
Z: {
description: "Equivalent to cutadapt's -Z flag.",
category: "advanced"
}
compressionLevel: {description: "The compression level if gzipped output is used.",
category: "advanced"}
cores: {
description: "The number of cores to use.",
category: "advanced"
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