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I am using quast to analyze some assemblies. My issue stems more from iCloud than it does quast. When giving quast inputs, it will not accepts spaces in the path. I have my data synced with iCloud, and so the path has this "Mobile Documents" directory that quast won't accept. So, I simply changed the directory name to "Mobile_Documents". Easy enough... I thought. Somewhere, however, iCloud really wants this space in the specified directory, and so has remade the "Mobile Documents" directory and re-populated it with my files. So, I now have two similar directories "Mobile Documents" and "Mobile_Documents" which, is not only using up extra space, but also very confusing when I was working on a file and after saving it it wasn't in the directory I was expecting it to be... etc. Has anyone else had this issue? Is there a list or file somewhere that I can edit? Thanks for your advice. Best, Rene
Rene
Posted 2019-06-26T15:48:37.693
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I also forgot to mention, that I ran Onyx between renaming "Mobile_Documents" and the newly created "Mobile Documents". – Rene – 2019-06-26T16:05:43.653
iCloud has both the old and new directories, which it sees as separate entities. Just delete the old version with a space. – DrMoishe Pippik – 2019-06-27T00:25:13.557