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I have written a rule for CombineGVCFs in gatk4. The rule is as follow

all_gvcf = get_all_gvcf_list()

rule cohort:
  input:
    all_gvcf_list = all_gvcf,
    ref="/data/refgenome/hg38.fa",
    interval_list = prefix+"/bedfiles/hg38.interval_list",
  params:
    extra = "--variant",
  output:
    prefix+"/vcf/cohort.g.vcf",
  shell:
    "gatk CombineGVCFs -R {input.ref} {params.extra} {input.all_gvcf_list} -O {output} --tmp-dir=/data/tmp -L {input.interval_list}"

all_gvcf is the dataset for all gvcf files which will be combined. But the problem is I need to add --variant parameter before every input. Command I'm getting right now is as follows

gatk CombineGVCFs -R /data/refgenome/hg38.fa --variant /data/prjna644607/vcf/SRR12165216_HC.g.vcf /data/prjna644607/vcf/SRR12165217_HC.g.vcf /data/prjna644607/vcf/SRR12165218_HC.g.vcf /data/prjna644607/vcf/SRR12165219_HC.g.vcf -O /data/prjna644607/vcf/cohort.g.vcf --tmp-dir=/data/tmp -L /data/prjna644607/bedfiles/hg38.interval_list

The command I want to achieve is as follows

gatk CombineGVCFs -R /data/refgenome/hg38.fa --variant /data/prjna644607/vcf/SRR12165216_HC.g.vcf --variant /data/prjna644607/vcf/SRR12165217_HC.g.vcf --variant /data/prjna644607/vcf/SRR12165218_HC.g.vcf --variant /data/prjna644607/vcf/SRR12165219_HC.g.vcf -O /data/prjna644607/vcf/cohort.g.vcf --tmp-dir=/data/tmp -L /data/prjna644607/bedfiles/hg38.interval_list

How can I add this extra "--variant" tag before every input? I have added it in the get_all_gvcf_list() function. But then snakmake gives me inputfiles not found problem.

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Found out the problem. Turns out I can write a lambda function as follows

params:
        extra=lambda wildcards, input: ' -V '.join(input.all_gvcf_list)

and add '-V' before {params.extra} in the "shell" sction. That solves the problem

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  • $\begingroup$ i am facing a similar issue can you please paste the whole code for your solution? $\endgroup$
    – Ayam Gupta
    Jul 15, 2022 at 8:54
  • $\begingroup$ That is the whole rule/code actually. get_all_gvcf_list() will give the absolute path of the files in a dataset. You just need to see if the problem really matches with you. If u still need any more help then maybe you can write the entire problem and tag the question with me. $\endgroup$ Jul 16, 2022 at 10:51
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well I came up with the solution. I think it is a little unconventional.

    rule gatk_CombineGVCFs:                                                 
    
        input:
            vcf_dummy = expand("gvcf/{sample}.g.vcf.gz", sample = SAMPLES), # a dummy vcf to connect this rule to gatk_HaplotypeCaller
            fa = "data/genome.fa",
    
        output:
            gvcf = "gvcf_combined/all.g.vcf.gz",
            #index = directory("gvcf_index")                                 #index generated without seperate output
        params:
            list = "gvcfs.list"
            log: "logs/CombineGVCFs.log"
        shell:
            "ls gvcf/*.gz > gvcfs.list && gatk --java-options -Xmx7g CombineGVCFs -R {input.fa} --variant {params.list} -O {output.gvcf} "   
             #Two bash comands running sequentially to make a gvcf.list as during my testing the combineGVCFs tool takes lists as input. 
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    $\begingroup$ You came up with a solution, not the solution (by your own admission). $\endgroup$
    – Ram RS
    Jul 26, 2022 at 14:30
  • $\begingroup$ The solution to your problem should be described elaborately. Either describe your answer elaborately else add your question separately and then answer $\endgroup$ Jul 26, 2022 at 20:21
  • $\begingroup$ The comments in the code describe the solution pretty elaborately. The problem was in executing the the combineGVCF to which my solution was to add --variant in the shell and first make a list of vcfs with ls and pass it as a list to combineGVCF. $\endgroup$
    – Ayam Gupta
    Jul 27, 2022 at 4:55

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