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Right now, --traverse-directory is a flag that tells various sourmash commands to turn on directory traversal when loading signatures, so that if you give sourmash a directory as a query it will find all the signatures under it. Per #649 this is confusing, and it trips me up conceptually, too.
I'm not sure what a good solution is, but a few thoughts --
it would be conceptually simplifying if we allowed directories of signatures as both queries and databases, since sourmash supports both internally...
maybe directory traversal could be on by default - if you provide a directory as an argument, it treats it as a collection of signatures? (See also Would a "Directory" Index be useful? #810.) Then --no-directory-traverse or something could be an option. (That doesn't really make sense, tho; maybe just "don't specify a directory on the command line" is better!)
random thoughts, for now. Just recording the convo.
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Right now,
--traverse-directory
is a flag that tells various sourmash commands to turn on directory traversal when loading signatures, so that if you give sourmash a directory as a query it will find all the signatures under it. Per #649 this is confusing, and it trips me up conceptually, too.I'm not sure what a good solution is, but a few thoughts --
--no-directory-traverse
or something could be an option. (That doesn't really make sense, tho; maybe just "don't specify a directory on the command line" is better!)random thoughts, for now. Just recording the convo.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: