Closed johnssproul closed 3 years ago
This one?
RepeatScout in some rare cases will generate models for very long-period satellites. This can cause Refiner to go crazy creating tons of off-diagonal alignments. This version filters out these rare cases.
If I remember correctly this problem did lead to an out-of-memory error that caused the entire run to fail, so if you had a successful run it's unlikely this bug affected you.
Yes, that’s the one. Good to know it is likely that bug would have crashed the run. Thanks for the follow up!
On Nov 20, 2020, at 1:46 PM, Jeb Rosen notifications@github.com wrote:
This one?
RepeatScout in some rare cases will generate models for very long-period satellites. This can cause Refiner to go crazy creating tons of off-diagonal alignments. This version filters out these rare cases.
If I remember correctly this problem did lead to an out-of-memory error that caused the entire run to fail, so if you had a successful run it's unlikely this bug affected you.
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I ran several analyses with RepeatModeler2.0 but I notice that the version history of v2.0.1 references a rare bug related to RepeatScout that was present in 2.0. Does that bug cause a the run to crash? I am wondering if there is an easy way to know if that bug affected my past runs.