Trent Hauck

Hey @abearab -- sorry for the confusion, you don't need to worry about closing or disconnecting. It's implicitly local, but at some point may take an external server to connect...

Currently it's possible to set the number of CPUs used for a few different parts, mostly that control the underlying query engine's (Apache DataFusion) parallelism... You can modify this within...

`records` looks to be the main way into the iterator... need to deal with the lifetimes somehow... https://github.com/zaeleus/noodles/blob/master/noodles-cram/examples/cram_view_async.rs

I have a record stream... I think. Otherwise, it looks like the CRAM record implements a SAM alignment record, so perhaps a first pass, see if we can reuse some...

Almost there... big issue right now is that `Repository` isn't `Sync` meaning I cannot use it in `FileOpener` in its current state. :thinking:

Hey Eddy -- sorry it's giving you trouble... would you be able to check if you have `xz` installed, or install it if not and try again: `brew install xz`...

Ok cool, thanks for checking `xz` and glad you're unblocked at least. I'll keep this open and follow up when I know more.

@kazuyukitanimura @advancedxy ... re-requesting reviews from you two, please. I've updated the code to support dictionaries and removed some of the finer int types. Barring something happening on intel mac,...

I think I made the updates requested in the latest round. I left the dictionary handling the same, but I can look into flattening the dictionary specific to hex if...

Once https://github.com/apache/datafusion-comet/pull/342 is approved/merged and if it's an appropriate example, I'd be happy to write this based off that work.