Ben Sherman

You should check the `sphinx-build` script and see which python it's trying to use.

Why don't you just create a conda environment to build the docs?

> That's a good idea, ho It should not be that hard to setup. It's a good practice though, and not much extra effort: ```bash conda create -n nextflow-docs python=3.7...

I think that syntax is specific to Sphinx, but it can be converted to mkdocs with some search & replace.

On it!

Okay it's ready

I can die happy now

I guess this one is resolved by the cloud cache #4097 I know we were also considering parquet, but parquet is a columnar storage format so wouldn't be a good...

Although I see you were looking into LMDB. That should be a good choice. I can look into it if you want

That's too bad, LMDB seems to have really good performance. SQLite could be a good option. Probably not DuckDB though, since it is designed for OLAP. It could be useful...