Current Behavior
The title on the tree associated with the new nextclade dataset for BDBV is "Andes Virus BDBV species (ANDV)"
https://nextstrain.org/fetch/data.clades.nextstrain.org/v3/nextstrain/orthoebolavirus/bdbv/2026-05-18--20-09-34Z/tree.json
Expected behavior
I would have expected this title to state something like "Bundibugyo ebolavirus (BDBV)"
How to reproduce
Steps to reproduce the current behavior:
- Open this tree URL (from the nextclade dataset) https://nextstrain.org/fetch/data.clades.nextstrain.org/v3/nextstrain/orthoebolavirus/bdbv/2026-05-18--20-09-34Z/tree.json
- View title
Possible solution
(optional)
Your environment: if browsing Nextstrain online
- Operating system: Windows
- Browser: Chrome
Additional context
I think it's controlled in this line of code?
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config["title"] = f"Andes Virus {wildcards.species.upper()} species (ANDV)" |
Probably just a copy/paste error, but thought I'd raise here in case it hasn't been caught yet.
Thank you!
Current Behavior
The title on the tree associated with the new nextclade dataset for BDBV is "Andes Virus BDBV species (ANDV)"
https://nextstrain.org/fetch/data.clades.nextstrain.org/v3/nextstrain/orthoebolavirus/bdbv/2026-05-18--20-09-34Z/tree.json
Expected behavior
I would have expected this title to state something like "Bundibugyo ebolavirus (BDBV)"
How to reproduce
Steps to reproduce the current behavior:
Possible solution
(optional)
Your environment: if browsing Nextstrain online
Additional context
I think it's controlled in this line of code?
ebola/nextclade/Snakefile_BDBV
Line 199 in 7304f52
Probably just a copy/paste error, but thought I'd raise here in case it hasn't been caught yet.
Thank you!