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Coverage stats in output

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Feature
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No files, tests, or entry points are identified in the issue. Start by locating plassembler's output-generation path and determine what per-contig coverage statistics should be represented; done means the output includes coverage statistics for assembled plasmids.

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Hi @gbouras13 ,

I use hybracter to assemble bacterial genomes and plasmids from long read sequencing. I want to assemble single plasmids from long read sequencing but hybracter does not work with only my small plasmids. So I used plassembler to do it.

When I use hybracter, I have an output file with coverage statistics per contig that I don't have when I use plassembler alone.

Do you think you will add this in future updates of plassembler ?

I think this is important information :)

Best regards

Corentin

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