The issue that was brought up in #496 with regard to non-zero migration rates after population mass migrations is in other models as well. It wasn't caught by QC because it wasn't understood to make a difference. I'm fixing this now in the production models but someone else will have to fix the QC models
Oh no! Good catch, and I'm glad you thought to look at the other models for this issue. That hadn't occurred to me. I'll have a close look through the QC models to independently try to find any with this problem.
So far I have only seen it once so fingers crossed. I think it's actually one of mine ...
Ack!! Good catch!
Jeez, good catch @ndukler!
Did you finish your sweep of the QC models @apragsdale? If you did, I'll submit my fix and we can compare.
I have not. I'll do that this afternoon.
Ok, I only found one other case of old migration rates not being set to zero, in the homo sapiens Tennessen 2 pop. If you want to submit your fix, we can make sure that everything lines up now.
Are any of the other models in the paper affected?
I don't believe so.
I found the same
Great work guys, thanks for going through this. Can we close this issue now?
Sure
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Sure