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QUEEN: a framework to generate quinable and efficiently editable nucleotide sequence resources
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"AttributeError: 'ExactPosition' object has no attribute 'position' when using QUEEN(seq='...')" in Colab #11

Open OMTikker opened 10 months ago

OMTikker commented 10 months ago

When running the Example code 1 (Create a QUEEN class object (blunt-ends), dna = QUEEN(seq="CCGGTATGCGTCGA")) in Colab, I now get the "AttributeError". This error has probably occurred between 20-25.12 2023. I have tried with both versions in Colab (queen=1.1.0 and 1.2.0). Interestingly, it works locally in jupyter notebook.

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ponnhide commented 10 months ago

Thank you for your report. The issue stems from a recent update in Biopython, where the newest version has removed the location.position parameter. Consequently, this is causing the error in QUEEN that you've encountered. I am currently working on updating QUEEN to be compatible with the new Biopython version. I apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your understanding.

OMTikker commented 9 months ago

Hi!Thanks a lot for the clarification!I could solve the issue for me by using the previous Biopython.All the best in the new year.OliverOn 30. Dec 2023, at 10:19, Hideto Mori @.***> wrote: Thank you for your report. The issue stems from a recent update in Biopython, where the newest version has removed the location.position parameter. Consequently, this is causing the error in QUEEN that you've encountered. I am currently working on updating QUEEN to be compatible with the new Biopython version. I apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your understanding.

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yyigitgezer commented 5 months ago

Thank you for your report. The issue stems from a recent update in Biopython, where the newest version has removed the location.position parameter. Consequently, this is causing the error in QUEEN that you've encountered. I am currently working on updating QUEEN to be compatible with the new Biopython version. I apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your understanding.

which version of biopython module should I use to not encounter this problem ?

ponnhide commented 5 months ago

The latest version in the GitHub repository is compatible with the newest BioPython. You can install it from the repository directory. However, please note that the GitHub version is still under development, even on the 'master' branch, so please check for updates periodically. Once the development reaches a certain level, I will update the version on pip. Sorry for the inconvenience.