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Fasta sequence headers may contain additional text after the first whitespace, but this is not considered part of the sequence ID. When converting such a file (e.g. to relaxed phylip or nexus) this text is retained and the resulting file contains invalid sequence names.
By default, trifusion tries not to interfere with the provided taxa names (with the exception of removing some illegal characters). I understand that having whitespace in the sample names is not accepted by some downstream software, but removing the substring after the first space may not be ideal in every situation. A quick addition could be to replace spaces with "_" symbols in taxa names to avoid problems with downstream analyses; would that be OK for you?
In the meantime I can also think of a way to proceed only with a substring of the taxa name.
Fasta sequence headers may contain additional text after the first whitespace, but this is not considered part of the sequence ID. When converting such a file (e.g. to relaxed phylip or nexus) this text is retained and the resulting file contains invalid sequence names.
==COMMAND==
TriSeq -in align.fasta -of nexus -c
==EXAMPLE FILE align.fasta==
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