Filtering doesn't seem to do anything

[KatyMunson]

The -f parameter doesn't seem to do anything.

(base) kmiyamot@liger$ rdeval --version
rdeval v0.0.5
Giulio Formenti giulio.formenti@gmail.com
(base) kmiyamot@liger$ rdeval myONT.rd
+++Read summary+++:
# reads: 17267657
Total read length: 119916190443
Average read length: 6944.55
Read N50: 32409
Smallest read length: 1
Largest read length: 1731095
Coverage: inf
GC content %: 40.43
Base composition (A:C:T:G): 35654976733:24053725773:35779931816:24427556121
Average per base quality: 18.38
(base) kmiyamot@liger$ rdeval myONT.rd --filter 'q>20 & l>10'
+++Read summary+++:
# reads: 17267657
Total read length: 119916190443
Average read length: 6944.55
Read N50: 32409
Smallest read length: 1
Largest read length: 1731095
Coverage: inf
GC content %: 40.43
Base composition (A:C:T:G): 35654976733:24053725773:35779931816:24427556121
Average per base quality: 18.38

[gf777]

Hi @KatyMunson again many thanks for the useful feedback!
Good catch, so on .rd files specifically this combination doesn't filter. You can filter the per-read output of .rd files as in e.g. rdeval myONT.rd --filter 'q>20 & l>10' -qa
We will fix it with the next release. Cheers

[KatyMunson]

Thanks Guilio! Would love to see output files also reflect any filtering done (e.g. rdeval myONT.rd --filter 'q>20 & l>10' -o filtered.rd)