Hello,
The -H feature in various bcftools subcommands (e.g., query, +split-vep) is useful, but it also prints the column index (e.g., '#[1]CHROM') which can make it difficult for downstream processing with other tools. I recognise that most bcftools / htslib commands know how to handle the adjusted header, but it would be nice if there was a flag to disable it.
Thank you!