Here, I'm adding sample_type to the file content descriptions metadata sections. I realize also that I have a VS Code plugin for working with markdown tables that changed up the spacing a bit, so as a consequence the whole tables are showing a diff!
But I really only changed (added) 1 line! I added it right after sample_metadata, which corresponds to where it gets added in the workflow.
| `sample_type` | A string indicating the type of sample, with one of the following values: `"patient-derived xenograft"`, `"cell line"`, or `"patient tissue"`. If the library is multiplexed, this will be a named vector giving the sample type for each sample ID in the object |
After this goes into development, I'm going to cherry-pick into #223
Closes #252
Here, I'm adding
sample_type
to the file content descriptionsmetadata
sections. I realize also that I have a VS Code plugin for working with markdown tables that changed up the spacing a bit, so as a consequence the whole tables are showing a diff!But I really only changed (added) 1 line! I added it right after
sample_metadata
, which corresponds to where it gets added in the workflow.After this goes into
development
, I'm going to cherry-pick into #223