A way to find which genome builds a package supports
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Is there any easy way to know for a Bioconductor package which human genome builds it supports without reading the documentation manually? I have to identify dependencies that do not work on a particular genome build.
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Probably not, since there are multiple formats that the genome can be passed to a library, and how a library can handle parsing a genome.
Since this is very Bioc-specific I would ask at support.bioconductor.org or their slack https://slack.bioconductor.org/