Fix #583 parsing .csv MSA files removes paired sequences.#584
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Fix #583 parsing .csv MSA files removes paired sequences.#584tomgoddard wants to merge 1 commit intojwohlwend:mainfrom
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Cherry-pick of upstream PR jwohlwend#584 by tomgoddard. Only skip duplicate unpaired sequences (taxonomy_id == -1), preserving paired sequences that share the same sequence across different taxa.
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FYI — we cherry-picked this fix into volgin/boltz-community, a community-maintained fork with relaxed dependency pins. Thanks for the contribution! |
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Fix parsing .csv files to not remove duplicate sequences that are paired, issue #583.