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Sshash module superkmer anno #497

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Pull request to track merging of further changes from @mmarzett.

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Also see ratschlab/sshash#10 for related changes in sshash repo.

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hmusta commented Oct 8, 2024

As mentioned during a previous meeting, I think annotating based on monotigs (monochromatic contigs) makes more sense. I've started an implementation at #500. Are there any fixes from the sshash library used here that we should port over there?

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I'm not very familiar with this branch, and my fixes mostly were to properly merge changes from #481 into it and make sure it still compiles and passes current tests. Is #500 implemented fully from scratch without relying on the content of this branch? If so, we can drop this branch, I suppose.

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hmusta commented Oct 8, 2024

I'm not very familiar with this branch, and my fixes mostly were to properly merge changes from #481 into it and make sure it still compiles and passes current tests. Is #500 implemented fully from scratch without relying on the content of this branch? If so, we can drop this branch, I suppose.

Yes, it's implemented from scratch. So I'll close this.

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