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feat: Generic record #442
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feat: Generic record #442
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Yes The other failing test appears to be complaining about the PR title. Perhaps "feat: Generic record" ? |
Ok thanks! I ran pre-commit but it doesn't seem to have made any other changes. I also edited the PR to have |
The last failing test |
Hi @dcroote I'm not really clear on the error |
@lskatz I can't reproduce CI failed maybe it's just a bug in compilation process I rerun the test. |
Thank you for looking at it! |
Looks like it passed? |
There's also #433 about unifying FASTA/FASTQ to FASTX, which triggered a lot of discussion on how best to implement it to avoid overhead and ultimately tried different approaches (have both records implement a common |
@tedil amazing! Yes. I think there is a lot more thought though into fastx than what I did. |
But I guess it's not implemented yet? And this might be an easier patch in the meantime? |
Hi, are there any updates on this? I was also wondering if Record could be a trait so id() and seq() could be called on any record (fasta, fastq). Thanks |
Per issue #440 this is a generic record. It has a way to read/write fasta/fastq. I also think it could be expanded.