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I ran seqwish while constructing a graph for validation of the FantasticLamp pipeline and I noticed that around the homology arms I inserted for the edits, there are these weird dead end nodes that have 0 length.
In the figure below I am using Bandage to view the graph. There are 3 overlapping edits in the picture, the dead-end nodes are all 0bp in length. All other aspects of the graph are created correctly. I will add the files and output of what I ran in a .zip file.
I am using version v0.7.9-0-gd9e7ab5
The seqwish commands are in the create_edit_graph.sh bash script.
I managed to find the cause of the problem. In the CSV file where I was extracting the homology arms, the last character on each line was a "Return" character, which showed up as a node with 0 length. I fixed this by changing the way the data is extracted.
I ran seqwish while constructing a graph for validation of the FantasticLamp pipeline and I noticed that around the homology arms I inserted for the edits, there are these weird dead end nodes that have 0 length.
In the figure below I am using Bandage to view the graph. There are 3 overlapping edits in the picture, the dead-end nodes are all 0bp in length. All other aspects of the graph are created correctly. I will add the files and output of what I ran in a .zip file.
I am using version v0.7.9-0-gd9e7ab5
The seqwish commands are in the create_edit_graph.sh bash script.

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