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[feature] Split file IO into separate package #82

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pdimens opened this issue Jul 28, 2021 · 2 comments
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[feature] Split file IO into separate package #82

pdimens opened this issue Jul 28, 2021 · 2 comments
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pdimens commented Jul 28, 2021

Is your feature request related to a problem and which?
Not a problem, but it would be easier to treat file IO as a separate package that is required by and re-exported by PopGen.jl

Benefits

  • Simple maintenance because it will only require basic PopData functions
  • PopGen.jl codebase will be smaller
  • IO development can be independent from other package components
  • Contributions will be independent from main PopGen.jl codebase because it will only feature IO-specific things
  • cool new logo
  • precompile read functions with test data

are there alternatives?
Keep the package monolithic as it is now

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pdimens commented Jul 29, 2021

migration has begun on popgenio branch. see PopGenCore.jl.

To do:

  • Register and add PopGenCore as dep
  • reexport PopGenCore
  • remove codebase that was moved into PopGenCore
  • update documentation to reflect changes

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pdimens commented Jul 30, 2021

PopData and Genotype/GenoArray have been moved into PopGenCore.jl

@pdimens pdimens added breaking This fix/feature would be a breaking change and removed enhancement New feature or request labels Aug 3, 2021
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