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Supports quality preview and index filtering

17 May 13:33
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v0.14.1

set version to 0.14.1

Bug fixes and improvement on adapter detection

17 Apr 13:34
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v0.13.1

comment check_file_writable since it is always different in different OS

Implement low complexity filter

16 Mar 10:13
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v0.12.5

Update README.md

Improve trimming by sequence and quality cutting

06 Mar 09:24
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change default overlap length requirement for overlap based PE adapte…

…r trimming

Improve adapter and polyG trimming a little

24 Feb 02:44
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A small fix for crash caused by trimAndCut

19 Dec 02:37
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v0.12.2

fix crash caused by returning NULL from trimAndCut

Improve adapter trimming for SE data

14 Dec 09:01
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v0.12.1

set default length requirement from 30 to 15 for miRNA sequencing

Support overrepresentation analysis

13 Dec 04:04
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v0.12.0

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Support KMER counting

07 Dec 13:09
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v0.11.0

set version to v0.11.0

Support polyG tail trimming

05 Dec 06:46
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For Illumina NextSeq/NovaSeq data, polyG can happen in read tails since G means no signal in the Illumina two-color systems. fastp can detect the polyG in read tails and trim them. This feature is enabled for NextSeq/NovaSeq data by default, and you can specify -g or --trim_poly_g to enable it for any data, or specify -G or --disable_trim_poly_g to disable it. NextSeq/NovaSeq data is detected by the machine ID in the FASTQ records.