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Ensure transcript type is a single value or comma separated string - #345
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@jashapiro I made a small change in 374d863 to pass tests and account for the case where there is no |
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assuming tests pass, looks good
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Related to discussion in AlexsLemonade/scpca-nf#1372, this PR updates the
transcript_typethat is stored in the metadata of SCE objects to be a single character string rather than a vector. Anytime we had a vector with two values, I turned it into a comma separated string. This should ensure that no matter how many values are present the type in both SCE and AnnData objects will be consistent.The only actual changes here are the changes to
transcript_type <- "total,spliced"but because I opened this in an editor withairformatting, a bunch of formatting changes are also included.