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  1. UGENE
  2. UGENE-8077

[Wd, crash] Breakpoint is present and project is opened

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    • Type: Bug
    • Status: Open
    • Priority: Major
    • Resolution: Unresolved
    • Affects Version/s: 49
    • Fix Version/s: None
    • Component/s: None
    • Affect Type:
      Userdefined

      Description

      Lets open workflow samples from different places:
      1. The first case: Open Ugene, open WD, select Samples tab, select Align Sequences with MUSCLE.
      Note, that in this case Align Sequences with MUSCLE example is loaded while project is not opened .
      2. The second case: Open Ugene, select Data/workflow_samples/Alignment/basic_align.uwl
      Note, that in this case the same example is opened but the empty project is opened.

      Scenario1:

      1. Open Preferences.
      2. The "Application Settings" dialog appears.
      3. Open the "Workflow Designer" tab.
      4. Check "Enable debugger".
      5. Click OK.
      6. Open example from the first case.
      7. Set COI.aln as input file
      8. Select the "Write Alignment" element and click "Break at element".
      9. Note, there is no project.
      10. Run
        Current state: Execution without any errors.

      Scenario2:

      1. Open Preferences.
      2. The "Application Settings" dialog appears.
      3. Open the "Workflow Designer" tab.
      4. Check "Enable debugger".
      5. Click OK.
      6. Open example from the second case.
      7. Set COI.aln as input file
      8. Select the "Write Alignment" element and click "Break at element",
      9. Note, empty project is present.
      10. Run
        Crash

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              Assignee:
              yalgaer Yuliya Algaer
              Reporter:
              s.samoilenko Svetlana Samoilenko
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