David Laehnemann

I would suggest something like conda-forge for the packaging, which then allows installation without admin privileges and on Windows, Linux and Mac OSX: https://conda-forge.org/ It would mean ensuring all the...

I find that Docker usually leads to a lot of overhead. First of all, you have to get Docker to run on your system, which has been cumbersome for me...

Basically, conda / mamba is something like npm, just agnostic of languages. So you can package anything for it. And isolating environments from each other is actually a great plus...

I just brought this up as a separate issue to document it, but don't have an urgent need for it to be addressed. So unspecific marking for htslib 2.0 sounds...

It seems like we have [a similar error to @BrandonDyer64 over at `rust-bio`](https://github.com/rust-bio/rust-bio/runs/1277305837#step:5:61) that only occurs when running `cargo tarpaulin` and not when running regular `cargo test`: ``` thread 'main'...

I'm not aware of any `.cargo/config.toml` files anywhere in the project's hierarchy. I would think the only places where any RUSTFLAGS could come in would be: * the [general `Cargo.toml`](https://github.com/rust-bio/rust-bio/blob/6c5a6c20d3f36642929121a96e717a05e97047fb/Cargo.toml)...

@xMAC94x suggested [in another issue where I mentioned this](https://github.com/xd009642/tarpaulin/issues/573#issuecomment-712466458) that the error could be due to [this rust-lang bug](https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/77529). So this might as well be upstream.

Thanks for the idea, but sadly the `cargo clean` did not do the job for us. And for us, the error already appeared in `0.16.0`.

It seems like we no longer have the timeouts over at rust-bio. But we do have a [compilation error of tests](https://github.com/rust-bio/rust-bio/runs/1277305837#step:5:61), now, that only occurs when using tarpaulin and not...

I think this issue is similar to issue #1009 , even though the original post there was about cluster jobs and I understand this issue here to be about usage...