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Error with dnaapler all on bacterial chromosome and plasmids #38
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It's a bug by me - line 269 shouldn't be
it should simply be
Let me know how that goes! George |
Thanks for the amazingly fast fix! It works now. 😄 |
No problem @samnooij, thanks for spotting the bug - if you can push a PR that would be much appreciated, I'll make a patch release soon :) |
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Fix a little bug in the code that led to crashes in reorienting assemblies after the BLAST step
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The dnaapler workflow crashes right after the BLAST step on some PacBio HiFi assemblies.
I've been running
dnaapler all
on bacterial assemblies of PacBio HiFi reads (made with Flye). The assemblies are all nearly identical and consist of a circular chromosome of ~4Mb and two plasmids of ~20kb. This works quite nicely, but fails in one case. The clue I'm getting in the log file is copied below.If you have any suggestion how to fix this, I'd be happy to adjust some code and test it! Thanks in advance.
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