Devon Ryan

I have a branch in my fork that implements essentially this in a program called [bamhash_checksum_all](https://github.com/dpryan79/BamHash/tree/checksum_all). It accepts multiple BAM/fastq files and will print the checksum and count for each...

Ah, I misunderstood. That would indeed be useful.

We're in discussion with Amazon regarding getting AWS credits to make this possible.

@tfenne It's more a matter of on-going credits. We have some discussions under way with AWS, but I'm not privy to the details on that.

Yeah, windows support is a notably lower priority. It would be a real pain to get most things compiling outside of WSL, but a few things are supposed to support...

The mulled tests only have access to files that are installed with the package rather than things shipped with the source code or recipe.

On what platform do you see this? I can't reproduce it on Linux.

The "using the minimum version for testing" would require changes to conda, so it's out of our hands. But updating the dependencies (or at least indicating what they should be)...

I ran into the same problem recently, I'm kind of assuming it's a `conda skeleton` issue with recent conda versions.

Not that I know of, you often have to make those recipes by hand.