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@x-chen x-chen released this 13 Nov 23:28
· 322 commits to master since this release

This is a minor update from v1.2.1

Added

  • Add a configurable option graphNodeMaxEdgeCount (MANTA-1247)
    • During SV candidate generation, if both nodes of an edge have an edge count higher than the configured value, that edge will be skipped for evaluation.

Changed

  • Test for unsupported BAM SEQ format (MANTA-1265)
    • Test the input bam reads for use of the = symbol in the SEQ field, and provide a clear error message if this is found.
  • Verify run directory has not already been configured (MANTA-1252/STREL-734/[#102])
  • Update minumum boost version to 1.58 (MANTA-1250)
  • Update minimum supported linux OS from Centos 5 to 6 (MANTA-1249)

Fixed

  • Fix imprecise SV filtering when CIEND is a subset of CIPOS (MANTA-1146)
  • Ensure consistent BND pairs for translocations or RNA fusions are selected during vcf merging (MANTA-1243)
  • Fix manta to tolerate deserialization differences in boost above/below v1.58 (MANTA-1262)
    • Impact of issue was an (infrequent) assertion using boost v1.58+: Assertion 'size() == rhs.size()' failed
    • Change in boost policy for certain vectors causes vector append in some instances that were previously overwritten.
  • Fix target region retrieval (MANTA-1264)
    • The bug was in retrieving overlapping subregions specified by "--callRegion" and "--region" when the argument of "--region" has chromosome name only.

manta-1.2.2.centos6_x86_64.tar.bz2 is a binary distribution for 64-bit linux. This is built on CentOS 6 with all dependencies except glibc statically linked. It is expected to run without modification on most linux distributions.

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