Adjusted to new strict syntax of nextflow version 26.04 - #289
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With Nextflow version 26.04, the strict syntax is further enforced.
Applied a fix to all processes/modules (see below). Additionally, introduced "USER" as new
params.variable in the nextflow.config to use it in workflow profiles.
Fix-description:
In consequence, a process only knows about variables once the input block is introduced.
This results in a problem with publishDir, which typically uses variables such as ${name} to describe paths and patterns.
E.g:
A simple fix is to put the publishDir-strings with yet-undefined variables in closures (curly brackets "{}") so they are interpreted at runtime: