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Hi there Basically, if you change you add-assembly command to use --name GRCm39 instead of --alias GRCm39 it should work We could possibly consider fixing this as a bug, but hopefully that helps! |
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Many thanks. Changing --alias to --name fixed it! |
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Dear devs,
I am trying to implement the gene search function in a local instance of JBrowse2 using the CLI, but it does not work.
I am following the official instructions on the JBrowse2 page and then add the assembly and gff file:
To add assembly and gff:
Finally, I run the npx serve command and can connect through the browser. The assembly and gff track can be loaded and visualized as expected. Also the feature details of each gene are correctly shown. If I however type a gene name or geneID into the search field (e.g. the gene Tex44), I get: Error: Unknown reference sequence "Tex44"
I am running JBrowse2 in a docker container with the base image node:18. I thought that after running the text-index function, the gene names would be searchable, but this is not the case.
I can confirm that in the jbrowse2/trix folder, the GRCm39.ix, GRCm39.ixx and GRCm39_meta.json are present.
I would really appreciate some help solving this.
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