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It probably means the rotation quaternion of your goal pose is not properly normalized (e.g. the square root of the sum of squared elements is not 1). Rotation quaternions are generally expected to be normalized, as using non-normalized quaternions would lead to bugs that are hard to detect.

You'll have to check the code generating the target pose for answering the "why?" question.