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  • id0
    Senior Member
    • Sep 2012
    • 130

    SomaticSniper: determine version

    Is there a way to determine what version of SomaticSniper is running? There is nothing in the documentation. Running without parameters shows the help menu without version info. Trying to use "--version" or "-v" does not yield anything.

    I have some files that were run with the same parameters using different versions of SomaticSniper and the results are different. I would be interesting to know how far apart they are.
  • ernfrid
    Member
    • Jul 2011
    • 26

    #2
    As you have found, we have not reported the version of the software from the executable itself. While imperfect, we can probably use the output file format to narrow down the likely versions you ran.

    We will be adding version reporting to SomaticSniper to prevent this problem in the future.

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