- Fix AttributeError: module 'pyranges' has no attribute 'from_dfs'… - #10
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… causing to_ranges function to return a pandas Dataframe instead of PyRanges object (pyranges#9) - Logging exception in case the to_ranges function fails at creating the pr.PyRanges object - adding Exception (PEP 8: E722)
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Realistically i might not have the chance to look at this for 3 weeks. Thanks for the pr btw |
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Hi ! Any update about this ? Thanks in advance ! |
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Closing this, but accepting feature request in #13 |
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… causing to_ranges function to return a pandas Dataframe instead of PyRanges object (#9)