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pairs written is 0 when demultiplexing and discarding untrimmed Β· Issue #487 Β· marcelm/cutadapt
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cutadapt 2.10 with Python 3.8.6 When demultiplexing paired-end reads and trimming adapter from both R1 and R2, and discarding untrimmed read pairs, the "Pairs written" in the report is always 0, although some reads do pass the filter and...
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      articleBody:cutadapt 2.10 with Python 3.8.6 When demultiplexing paired-end reads and trimming adapter from both R1 and R2, and discarding untrimmed read pairs, the "Pairs written" in the report is always 0, although some reads do pass the filter and are outputted and demultiplexed correctly. The command line is like: ```bash cutadapt -g file:./adapter_5end_R1.fasta -G file:./adapter_5end_R2.fasta --discard-untrimmed -o test_d_{name}_1.fq -p test_d_{name}_2.fq tm.fq tm_p.fq >! test_d.txt ``` This also occurs when using `--pair-adapters`: ```bash cutadapt -g file:./adapter_5end_R1.fasta -G file:./adapter_5end_R2.fasta --pair-adapters --discard-untrimmed -o test_dp_{name}_1.fq -p test_dp_{name}_2.fq tm.fq tm_p.fq >! test_dp.txt ``` However, when demultiplexing with combinatorial dual indexes, it reports the pairs written correctly ``` bash cutadapt -g file:./adapter_5end_R1.fasta -G file:./adapter_5end_R2.fasta --discard-untrimmed -o test_dc_{name1}_{name2}_1.fq -p test_dc_{name1}_{name2}_2.fq tm.fq tm_p.fq >! test_dc.txt ```
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      articleBody:cutadapt 2.10 with Python 3.8.6 When demultiplexing paired-end reads and trimming adapter from both R1 and R2, and discarding untrimmed read pairs, the "Pairs written" in the report is always 0, although some reads do pass the filter and are outputted and demultiplexed correctly. The command line is like: ```bash cutadapt -g file:./adapter_5end_R1.fasta -G file:./adapter_5end_R2.fasta --discard-untrimmed -o test_d_{name}_1.fq -p test_d_{name}_2.fq tm.fq tm_p.fq >! test_d.txt ``` This also occurs when using `--pair-adapters`: ```bash cutadapt -g file:./adapter_5end_R1.fasta -G file:./adapter_5end_R2.fasta --pair-adapters --discard-untrimmed -o test_dp_{name}_1.fq -p test_dp_{name}_2.fq tm.fq tm_p.fq >! test_dp.txt ``` However, when demultiplexing with combinatorial dual indexes, it reports the pairs written correctly ``` bash cutadapt -g file:./adapter_5end_R1.fasta -G file:./adapter_5end_R2.fasta --discard-untrimmed -o test_dc_{name1}_{name2}_1.fq -p test_dc_{name1}_{name2}_2.fq tm.fq tm_p.fq >! test_dc.txt ```
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