Duplicated resfinder hits with update to database about staramr HOT 5 CLOSED

Thank you for the prompt reply and thorough explanation. Yea we're using 0.7.1 because it's the only containerized version that works for us at the moment :l But yes, will definitely try to see if the database commits you suggested resolve our issues. Thanks again! Closing this issue.

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What is the resfinder database commit you are using where the issue occurs? It might be the case there are duplicated entries in some commits of the database.

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staramr_resfinder_commit = '1a53e55081ce35dfc05ecd995e6326eb8c428b19' //Date of commit: Wed, 31 May 2023 08:34
staramr_pointfinder_commit = 'cb7806fd9bfeec1497ff9f6b6c278284ba560ec6' //Date of commit: Wed, 31 May 2023 08:37
staramr_plasmidfinder_commit = '314d85f43e4e018baf35a2b093d9adc1246bc88d' //Date of commit: Fri, 17 Mar 2023 08:05

These are the commits.

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oops didn't mean to close

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Thanks so much @kimyoungw

It looks like as if this commit in the resfinder database (https://bitbucket.org/genomicepidemiology/resfinder_db/commits/d34e556f8a917d7ac833141d87c0894253c56173, 2023-02-27) there was an all.fsa file added, which contains duplicates of all the AMR sequences that are found in all the other *.fsa files.

The developers of StarAMR are not affiliated with the maintainers of the ResFinder database, and so we cannot guarantee that any particular commit will work properly with StarAMR. We only make an effort to make sure that the default database files distributed with StarAMR work properly.

My recommendation would be to either downgrade to a commit prior to the above, or remove the all.fsa file form the resfinder database directory used by StarAMR.

I also noticed that you are using StarAMR 0.7.1, but version 0.9.1 is available. Version 0.9.1 uses these specific database commits if you wish to downgrade to them specifically (but there might be other fixes in StarAMR that are unavailable in version 0.7.1 that prevent proper use of these database commits).

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