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When running the program using a FASTA input file with multiple sequences, all of the output was being directed to the first header. It seems that in your load_fasta_file function of your utils.py script, you forgot a line in your else statement redefining the header. For some reason, without defining a new header, the sequences and annotations were all directed to the first header of the FASTA. Putting a line in the else statement to make a new header (as I did here in line 53) seemed to resolve the issue. Thanks for writing this program!
Best,
Jason
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When running the program using a FASTA input file with multiple sequences, all of the output was being directed to the first header. It seems that in your load_fasta_file function of your utils.py script, you forgot a line in your else statement redefining the header. For some reason, without defining a new header, the sequences and annotations were all directed to the first header of the FASTA. Putting a line in the else statement to make a new header (as I did here in line 53) seemed to resolve the issue. Thanks for writing this program!
Best,
Jason
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: