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In bacterial genomics we normally want the annotations and the sequences/contigs. This tool currently only handles each separately (as that is how NCBI provides it) via -F fasta and -F gff3.
This -F fullgff proposal would download the fasta and gff and construct the following:
That's where I'd use GenBank files, to be honest. Those have more data in then than the GFF files provide for all I can see from my ncbi-genome-download experience.
I see the appeal of this feature, but I need to think about how to integrate it in the current structure of the code.
In bacterial genomics we normally want the annotations and the sequences/contigs. This tool currently only handles each separately (as that is how NCBI provides it) via
-F fasta
and-F gff3
.This
-F fullgff
proposal would download the fasta and gff and construct the following:See https://github.com/The-Sequence-Ontology/Specifications/blob/master/gff3.md
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