Closed CarolineOhrman closed 4 years ago
When a genome fail to align to a reference, these snps are still marked as ancestral "lilac" in the tree. They should be marked as missing "grey".
One example: 16-500 fail alignment to FSC200. No FSC200 snps the files but these snps are still marked as ancestral in the tree.
16-500_GCF009818075.1_2020-04-21.txt 16-500_GCF009818075.1_called_snps_2020-04-21.txt 16-500_GCF009818075.1_tree.pdf
Should be solved by other means, will be reopened if problem occurs again
When a genome fail to align to a reference, these snps are still marked as ancestral "lilac" in the tree. They should be marked as missing "grey".
One example: 16-500 fail alignment to FSC200. No FSC200 snps the files but these snps are still marked as ancestral in the tree.
16-500_GCF009818075.1_2020-04-21.txt 16-500_GCF009818075.1_called_snps_2020-04-21.txt 16-500_GCF009818075.1_tree.pdf