When opening a BAM file for the first time and navigating to a particular (variant) coordinate, the coverage track is not auto-scaling. This makes heterozygous variants appear homozygous in the coverage track. This can apparently be fixed by un-checking and re-checking "auto-scale" but does appear to be a new bug with the latest release. Scrolling left or right by dragging also seems to reset the auto-scaling. Once the "fix" is done for a given file, it seems to keep working, but if a new file is loaded, the problem recurs.
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On May 31, 2016, at 6:35 AM, Kyle Retterer <kret...@gmail.com> wrote:
When opening a BAM file for the first time and navigating to a particular (variant) coordinate, the coverage track is not auto-scaling. This makes heterozygous variants appear homozygous in the coverage track. This can apparently be fixed by un-checking and re-checking "auto-scale" but does appear to be a new bug with the latest release. Scrolling left or right by dragging also seems to reset the auto-scaling. Once the "fix" is done for a given file, it seems to keep working, but if a new file is loaded, the problem recurs.
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