Discrepancy in the total number of divergences

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Hi,

I want to investigate the divergence of my model, so I relied on the nice tutorial about this topic: Diagnosing Biased Inference with Divergences

After running my model with 2 chains, PyMC3 indicates me that 6 divergences were detected for the first chain, and 9 for the second one, which makes a total number of 15 divergences.

However, the number of divergence that I can recover using trace['diverging'] is 9. So I guess it returns the number of divergence of the second chain only. Why is that? Is there a way to recover the divergences of the first chain? Or do I misunderstand something?

Furthermore, when I use the code from Diagnosing Biased Inference with Divergences to recover the divergent points with:

divergent_point = defaultdict(list)

chain_warn = trace.report._chain_warnings
for i in range(len(chain_warn)):
    for warning_ in chain_warn[i]:
        if warning_.step is not None and warning_.extra is not None:
            for RV in model.free_RVs:
                para_name = RV.name
                divergent_point[para_name].append(warning_.extra[para_name])

for RV in model.free_RVs:
    para_name = RV.name
    divergent_point[para_name] = np.asarray(divergent_point[para_name])

I recover 12 divergent points. Again, I would have expected 15, or at least 9 or 6. Is it a normal behaviour?

Thanks for the help!