Jerome Kelleher

Yeah, I'm 100% not worried about rendering large trees within tex. This is fundamentally for printed page output, so if it's too big to go on a printed page we...

This is really useful and a great addition, but I'm gone off the idea of incorporating it into tskit. Our experience with the SVG viz is that it quickly turns...

One thing you could do is to use the same approach as msprime, and to use something like its [object heap](https://github.com/tskit-dev/msprime/blob/main/lib/object_heap.c) which is specifically designed for repeated reuse of the...

I agree, it would be very helpful but is a bit of a slog to actually do. Also, do we have an issue for this already?

No, I can't find one either. Must be something we discussed in one of the long threads.

What we probably want is something like ``assert_tables_equal`` where we first call the C function to make the quick check, and then if that fails we slog through the various...

Agreed - marked as "help wanted"

@savitakartik would be interested in this.

One thing we could do without requiring population semantics is to have a cutoff on the number of leaves that we draw. I'd find this super helpful for the SARS-COV-2...

Here's a quick hack where we limit drawing by depth: ```python import numpy as np import tskit import msprime ts = msprime.sim_ancestry(10, random_seed=1) print(ts.first().draw_text()) def chop_draw(tree, max_depth): ts = tree.tree_sequence...