Releases: Illumina/manta
manta-0.26.2
Code portability and documentation update:
- Updated all build/installation and contributor guidelines
- Updated Manta user guide
- Added Travis CI configuration file for clang/gcc build and demo run
- Minor code edits to clean compile on OS X 10.9, CentOS 5,6,7, Ubuntu 12.04 and 14.04
- Updated demo: new dataset covers COSMIC HCC1954 variants, added test to verify expected output from demo run.
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manta-0.26.1
Minor bugfix release:
- Configuration process changed to remove python reflection, which was exhibiting infrequent but hard to reproduce failures.
- Fixed VCF header FileData to FileDate
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manta-0.26.0
- General:
- Expand conditions where large insertion search and reporting is allowed.
- Expand search around breakends for split read support at scoring phase (driven by RNA cases)
- Remove discovery phase pair counts from all but candidate files (confusing because scored output PR counts should replace discovery estimates)
- Support bwa-mem “-M” split read format
- Filter large scale SV candidates without significant signal/noise based on noise rates in the target sample (dynamic noise thresholds for FFPE cases)
- Correctly handle reads with N’s and low-qual bases during assembly input
- Build system improvements for build auditing and VS Studio support
- Improve handling for large event configuration
- Germline:
- Filter large SVs with no read pair support.
- RNA:
- Use short-fragments as fusion evidence instead of filtering out
- K-mer reference mask accelerates RNA contig alignments
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manta-0.25.0
This release primarily brings together some long-standing RNA and DNA logic forks. Split-read handling improvements from the RNA workflow should benefit DNA-Seq recall (esp for FFPE).
- RNA
- parameter adjustments, additional vcf output, orientation fixes
- MANTA-187
- treat split reads symmetrically to improve RNA fusion detection
- detect split reads directly rather than via associated soft-clip sequence
- exclude split reads from contributing to local assembly evidence
manta-0.24.0
Extensive runtime optimization and logging to handle several very difficult FFPE cases in practical time.
- MANTA-213 FFPE runtime optimization:
- Recognize new BAM record format for fragments shorter than read length, prevent these reads from triggering assembly.
- Improve insert size distribution estimation by including fragments shorter than read length.
- Add new runtime instrumentation report for candidate generation
- Add runtime summary to existing graph report
- Reduce SW edit matrix size with short k-mer match bounds on ref seq
- Improve graph noise filtration by testing specific region for evidence signal threshold
- Use adaptive noise rates in hypoth gen step: background read anomaly rate is used to determine if signal is significant. Currently applies to small assembly candidates only.
- Collapse redundant assembly candidates for small indels to single copy
manta-0.23.2
Backport stability fix to the v0.23.x branch:
- - [#6] Fix assertion caused by filtered graph edges on bin boundaries.
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manta-0.23.1
Added FFPE runtime improvements to v0.23.0:
- Filter out fragments shorter than read length
- Disable large insertion remote read search when running tumor/normal subtraction
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manta-0.23.0
- MANTA-200 Add filter for overlapping diploid calls which can't be explained as two haplotypes.
- MANTA-199 Fix low-frequency fragment/breakpoint mismatch (primarily an issue when large numbers of short ref contigs were used, eg. unplaced and unlocalized contigs)
- Add CRAM support for individual tools - still need a quick chrom depth estimator for full workflow CRAM support
- MANTA-185 remove transloc calls with neg position (from circular genome)
- [mantadev] #1 Fix SA split read breakpoint position
- MANTA-183 handle paired/single read mixture in input alignments
- MANTA-182 submit config on cmdline
manta-0.20.2
- MANTA-185 remove transloc calls with neg position (from circular genome)
manta-0.22.0
Changes since v0.21.0 primarily focus on further improvements to long insertion detection
- A new path-finding method for the assembler which reduces haplotype switching and early path termination
- Several related alignment and scoring changes have been added to support large insertion calling
- Manta now automatically produces a starling/strelka candidates file for sizes 50 and below, and provides a script for other size choices.