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Bottom Entry Two Feeders Own Lanes

Two feeders from different sections reach one LR section's BOTTOM entry: a line dropping out of the section beside it and a line running under the row from further back. The port deals its channels in the order the lines turn into the trunk, so each riser lands on its own lane and the pair nests through the corner instead of one riser running hidden under the other (issue #2073).

Mermaid source
examples/topologies/bottom_entry_two_feeders_own_lanes.mmdOpen in playground (opens in a new tab)
%%metro title: Bottom Entry Two Feeders Own Lanes
%%metro line: cluster | Cluster | #e6194b
%%metro line: dedup | Dedup | #3cb44b
%%metro line: counts | Counts | #f58231
%%metro line: bam | BAM | #4363d8
graph LR
subgraph trim [Trim]
%%metro exit: top | bam, counts
qc[QC]
end
subgraph normalize [Normalize]
%%metro entry: bottom | bam, counts
quant[quant]
align[align]
quant -->|bam,counts| align
end
subgraph stats [Stats]
summarise[summarise]
end
subgraph classify [Classify]
%%metro entry: bottom | cluster, bam
pca[pca]
end
qc -->|bam,counts| quant
align -->|dedup,counts| summarise
summarise -->|cluster| pca
align -->|bam| pca
CLI command
Terminal window
nf-metro render examples/topologies/bottom_entry_two_feeders_own_lanes.mmd -o bottom_entry_two_feeders_own_lanes.svg
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Bottom Entry Two Feeders Own Lanes 1 2 3 4 quant QC summarise pca align Cluster Dedup Counts BAM created with nf-metro v2.1.0+dev