fix read headers in metagenome simulation #167
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@saberhq , I tested the code in a test simulation and the read name looks good. |
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Hi,
When running metagenome simulations while outputting fastq files, with the most recent version of NanoSim 3.1, I found that read headers are empty (consisting only of the initial
@but no other information). It seems like right before finalization of a read, the header is set to the empty string once again. This PR fixes this.I have attached a directory (test_case_nanosim.tar.gz) containing all required files for building a docker container which replicates the issue, and demonstrates the fix described in this PR, which can be built and executed by running
docker build ..