Hello! I’m a graduate student in Korea studying protein design.
While adapting the supplementary code from “Accurate de novo design of high-affinity protein-binding macrocycles using deep learning” to work with Rosetta 2024 and PyRosetta 2024, I encountered a consistent crash during FastRelax:
Assertion res2.is_bonded(res1) failed
I reviewed related threads (e.g., #498) and PR #150 but I’m not fully sure how to apply that fix to my setup, or whether it is already included in the release I’m using.
### Environment
PyRosetta: 2024.39+release.59628fb
Rosetta: 2024.09+release.06b3cf8
OS: Rocky Linux (RHEL-compatible)
Run context: HPC cluster with Slurm
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I’m designing a target protein + cyclic peptide complex. I updated the XML and Python preprocessing based on the paper’s supplementary materials for 2024 versions of Rosetta/PyRosetta.
The run aborts with: Assertion res2.is_bonded(res1) failed.
I’m unsure whether #150’s changes are present in my release, or exactly how to apply them on my side if they are not.
Thank you very much for your time and any advice!
Hello! I’m a graduate student in Korea studying protein design.
While adapting the supplementary code from “Accurate de novo design of high-affinity protein-binding macrocycles using deep learning” to work with Rosetta 2024 and PyRosetta 2024, I encountered a consistent crash during FastRelax:
Assertion res2.is_bonded(res1) failedI reviewed related threads (e.g., #498) and PR #150 but I’m not fully sure how to apply that fix to my setup, or whether it is already included in the release I’m using.
### Environment
PyRosetta: 2024.39+release.59628fb
Rosetta: 2024.09+release.06b3cf8
OS: Rocky Linux (RHEL-compatible)
Run context: HPC cluster with Slurm
#############
I’m designing a target protein + cyclic peptide complex. I updated the XML and Python preprocessing based on the paper’s supplementary materials for 2024 versions of Rosetta/PyRosetta.
The run aborts with: Assertion res2.is_bonded(res1) failed.
I’m unsure whether #150’s changes are present in my release, or exactly how to apply them on my side if they are not.
Thank you very much for your time and any advice!