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### Instructions * Hi, I am using gatk 4.3.0.0 * found a mutant filtered by "strand bias", please see the following record * found two depth table named "AS_SB_TABLE" and...

## Bug Report ### Affected tool(s) or class(es) GenomicsDBImport ### Affected version(s) Latest ### Description Output from GenomicsDBImport is sorting based on alphabetic order: chr 10 ahead of chr 7...

GenomicsDB

Hello, When using JEXL expressions, is there a good built-in solution for handling both single and multi-allelic sites? A good example is trying to filter on AF, which could be...

Fixed warnings in long read tools that were pulled in.

* Add new parameter to set filtered genotypes to no-calls to ExtractCohort * Modified ExtractCohortEngine to optionally set genotypes that are filtered (FT flag set - at the genotype leve)...

A really tiny bug fix. Apparently allele filtering did not work well in case the allele with high SOR was not the one with the lowest quality.

This PR fixes an error in the cost calculation in that we were not handling pre-emption. That is, a shard could get preempted and thus we'd have multiple cost measurements...

Test out the preview version of the GKL, containing the new native PDHMM. The jar was build using Java 1.8 and contains AVX optimized binaries for Linux hosts and not...

Here is an user trying to enable flow based annotations for non-flow data. https://gatk.broadinstitute.org/hc/en-us/community/posts/24596063911963-Error-while-running-Mutect2-java-lang-IllegalArgumentException-the-index-points-past-the-last-element-of-the-collection-or-array-334-333 What could be done to prevent this? Possible ideas - Check data and disable nonmatching annotations...

As a result of #8715, GenomicsDB supports GT to be nocall when GQ and PL[0] are zeroes. See https://github.com/GenomicsDB/GenomicsDB/pull/332.