Changed BaseTransitionTable to comparable objects for consistent ordering of output
( e.g. so the integration test doesn't yell so much )
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@ Pooled utils & power
- Removed two of the power walkers leaving only PowerBelowFrequency, added some additional
flags on PowerBelowFrequency to give it some of the behavior that PowerAndCoverage had
- Removed a number of PoolUtils variables and methods that were used in those walkers or simply
not used
- Removed AnalyzePowerWalker (un-necessary)
- Changed the location of Quad/Squad/ReadOffsetQuad into poolseq
@NQS
- Deleted all walkers but the minimum NQS walker, refactored not to use LocalMapType
@ BaseTransitionTable
- Added a slew of new integration tests for different flaggable and integral parameters
- (Scala) just a System.out that was added and commented out (no actual code change)
- (Java) changed a < to <= and a boolean formula
Chris
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-Bamboo will now run the integration tests once a day, and the normal units tests on each check-in.
-Also added a bunch of unit tests for VariantEval walker
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Also fixed the case where MD5 sums had leading zero's clipped off
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ROD system will throw up its hands and not deal with intervals at all if multiple interval files
are passed in (see JIRA GSA-95).
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