Mikhail Raiko

That's funny - someone else forked this repo about a year ago, refactored and submitted to pypi as viral_verify (https://github.com/peterk87/viral_verify) . That's why the output and such is so different....

That's open source, after all... Bioconda submission turned out to be pretty straightforward. Create recipe (yaml and build.sh files) with all metadata and dependencies, test and commit to bioconda recipes...

Interesting. They both predicted as viruses by other tools, such as VirSorter, and match phages P1 and P7 with IDY 96-98% and span 86%. And this is fine because these...