Abolfazl (Abe)

> I've seen it, but not used it. I am a fan of those packages in R (e.g. granges). I also know there's some other analogues in Python for some...

Thanks @tshauck for your response. I think that's interesting addition (it's interesting that `levenshtein` distance is already implemented; I didn't know that! I'll need to ask you another question about...

@tshauck I have issue installing it (this might be a separate issue, I just created a new VM and fresh OS, so ...) ``` × Building wheel for biobear (pyproject.toml)...

https://github.com/wheretrue/biobear/issues/106#issuecomment-1989741709 I had to install this in system level: ``` sudo apt install GCC ```

> It's a very nice package overall, and to your point would make for a good reference to build a "recipe" list from. > > To your question, depending on...

> Hey @abearab -- apologies for taking a bit to get onto this. The CRAM scanning feature is done, and I go started on the writing (though need some feedback...

Hey @tshauck – thanks for your response. One more technical question; should a user "close" / "disconnect" session after doing this? I didn't see that in any of your examples...

I see, thanks for clarification. Is there any way to allocate the resources? For instance, can we say just use X number of CPUs and Y amount of memory?

I think a `yml` file exported this way is helpful ([link](https://conda.io/projects/conda/en/latest/user-guide/tasks/manage-environments.html#exporting-an-environment-file-across-platforms)): ``` conda env export --from-history ```

Got it, thank you for your response. I'll get back to you if I ran to another related issue.