Bugs: tgdetect

tgdetect will not locate a gzipped input file unless the ".gz" extension is explicitly given.

The tool does not add a history entry to the output file header, which means the dmhistory tool cannot be used to recall the command.

tgdetect may generate the following warning:

# DMCOPY (CIAO): Bad data type in filter string formatting

It is due to a minor bug in the Data Model, and may be ignored. The output of tgdetect is unaffected by this bug.

If the full path to celldetect, which is called by tgdetect, is more than ~100 characters, the tool will fail with an error. The tool saves the filename in case it is needed for an error message, and the buffer size is exceeded.

Workaround:

The only workaround is to move the software to a shorter path location (e.g. a higher directory).