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Suggestion by Ash to put file localization mv commands in a bash loop to have less redundancy in code.
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Yes, but unlike an array it has to be done by key, so it's a little goofy. This should do the trick:
ref_files=("~{refGenome.ref_fasta}" "~{refGenome.ref_fasta_index}" "~{refGenome.ref_dict}" "~{refGenome.ref_amb}" "~{refGenome.ref_ann}" "~{refGenome.ref_bwt}" "~{refGenome.ref_pac}" "~{refGenome.ref_sa}") for ref_file in "${ref_files[@]}" do mv "$ref_file" . done
Originally posted by @aofarrel in #18 (comment)
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Suggestion by Ash to put file localization
mv
commands in a bash loop to have less redundancy in code.Originally posted by @aofarrel in #18 (comment)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: