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Description
Tag clashes prevent the blending of the final two BGE pools via the Sequencescape poolings/new page. We want to identify if it is possible to allow BGE pools to be blended by adapting poolings/new to treat BGE differently. We want to be careful removing any existing poolings/new constraints because other pipelines and processes rely on these constraints. Ideally we would identify the pools as BGE, like library_type, and allow them to be blended or use some other flag like tag_depth to allow them to be blended.
Identify if poolings/new can be adapted to support this 'blending' or if there are any existing workarounds for poolings/new that would allow us to bypass the tag clash constraint.
If poolings/new is not possible we need to document what the issues are so that we can consider them before building blending functionality into Limber.
Create another story if the solution is appropriate or communicate with stakeholders that this option isn’t possible and document why.
Description
Tag clashes prevent the blending of the final two BGE pools via the Sequencescape poolings/new page. We want to identify if it is possible to allow BGE pools to be blended by adapting poolings/new to treat BGE differently. We want to be careful removing any existing poolings/new constraints because other pipelines and processes rely on these constraints. Ideally we would identify the pools as BGE, like library_type, and allow them to be blended or use some other flag like tag_depth to allow them to be blended.
Background on BGE available at: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pp4p2n3wMuDTlwDV6rr6u9hZD0F2-F4FN3PPRauTJ-g/edit?usp=sharing
Who the primary contacts are for this work
Ben T, Katy T, Matt M, Liz C
Knowledge or Stake holders
Matt M, Liz C
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