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I tried to specify a folder where to dump all Bgee data as following and I get unzipping problems I believe. My goal, would be to
specify the path to a cluster that is mounted on my laptop so that I don't need to have all the species data on my computer but can be stored and cached somewhere else.
I was getting errors that the FTP download was not completing. The same as this issue from 2 years ago: BgeeDB#27. I found this was because of how the Bgee database and R package is set up now, the path that is set to where files are downloaded and extracted (pathToData), is the same path that line 76 of getAnnotation.R script deletes by unlinking (dirname(myData)). This removes all downloaded BGee data when running and therefore returns an error. I guess this line was left over from a previous set up. I think just removing will be a fix with no problems.
Hi again,
I tried to specify a folder where to dump all Bgee data as following and I get unzipping problems I believe. My goal, would be to
specify the path to a cluster that is mounted on my laptop so that I don't need to have all the species data on my computer but can be stored and cached somewhere else.
library(BgeeDB)
Specify a simple folder in my home directory.
Create a new Bgee object like this:
Get mouse annotation
And if I check in the subfolder:
ls -1 ~/Bgee/ Mus_musculus Mus_musculus_Bgee_15_0 release.tsv
and the subfolders are all empty, while the
release.tsv
file seems okay.My system
tar
versionR details:
Thanks!
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