49efa4a7260be8ed44986ad93fd3594391865c09,anvio/genomedescriptions.py,GenomeDescriptions,get_genome_hash_for_internal_genome,#GenomeDescriptions#Any#,327

Before Change

        utils.is_contigs_db(entry["contigs_db_path"])
        split_names_of_interest = self.get_split_names_of_interest_for_internal_genome(entry)
        contigs_db = dbops.ContigsDatabase(entry["contigs_db_path"])
        genome_hash = hashlib.sha224("_".join(["".join(split_names_of_interest), contigs_db.meta["contigs_db_hash"]]).encode("utf-8")).hexdigest()[0:12]
        contigs_db.disconnect()

        return genome_hash

After Change

        contigs_db_hash = db.DB(entry["contigs_db_path"], None, ignore_version=True).get_meta_value("contigs_db_hash")
        genome_hash = hashlib.sha224("_".join(["".join(split_names_of_interest), contigs_db_hash]).encode("utf-8")).hexdigest()[0:12]

        if genome_hash in self.genome_hash_to_genome_name:
            self.progress.reset()
            raise ConfigError("According to hash values anvi"o has been generating for your internal genomes, not all genomes you have seem to be uniuqe. "
                              "It is most likely you unintentionally listed the same information for different genome names. If you would like "
                              "to double check, genome %s and genome %s seem to have the same hash. "
                              "If you are certain these genomes represent two different genomes, please re-run the program, and if they appear "
                              "again please let the developers know about the problem." % (self.genome_hash_to_genome_name[genome_hash], entry["name"]))

        return genome_hash


    def init_external_genomes(self):

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