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@brentp Would you accept a pull request with a simpler writing interface? Have written a wrapper in Python but could make it cython if you'd prefer.

It's pretty compromised as I was aiming for write safety, due to how htslib behaves when you try and write variants that don't conform with the header in some way...

Did you get anywhere with this @nh13? I've got plenty of time on my hands now and have even done a bit of cython stuff in the meantime so could...

I have exactly the same issue as above

FWIW I was able to compile v0.12.0 from source against my conda installed tensorflow-gpu 2.1.0 and pip install the built package, and now everything seems to work correctly. This worked...

You have to run setup.py first to make the wheels binary I think, something like: `python setup.py --data bazel-bin bdist_wheel` And then: `pip install ./dist/tensorflow_io-0.12.0-cp37-cp37m-linux_x86_64.whl` And then you'll need to...

That's amazing, many thanks!

Sure thing, I have opened a pull request so you can see what I did. The tests all pass on my machine. The alternative I could think of was to...

Well spotted, can't believe I'd missed that. I did always find it very weird that they took them out.

anyone?