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We have been working on an alternative Go implementation and it is currently in publication, however, when I try to run our scripts with the current Martinize2 it seems the -govs-include flag does not exist anymore. We have a custom script that allows for arbitrary copy numbers for homooligomers. Is there a suggested workaround or are we now stuck at an older version (if so, which one?). It would be nice if the old behavior would still be supported.
-govs-include has been superseded by -go, with changed semantics in #550. The previous flag will not be restored.
I strongly suggest adapting your new model to the new flags, since it'll be better for your sanity.
Dear martinizers,
We have been working on an alternative Go implementation and it is currently in publication, however, when I try to run our scripts with the current Martinize2 it seems the -govs-include flag does not exist anymore. We have a custom script that allows for arbitrary copy numbers for homooligomers. Is there a suggested workaround or are we now stuck at an older version (if so, which one?). It would be nice if the old behavior would still be supported.
PREVIOUSLY WORKING COMMAND:
martinize2 -f protein.pdb -o output.top -x protein_cg.pdb -dssp /path/to/dssp -p backbone -ff martini3001 -govs-include -govs-moltype protein_name -scfix
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