Allows a dataframe to merge with the cohort on a field other than patient_id.
In one of our projects, the extraneous data are sometimes labelled by sample_id, which is a different identifier than patient id. Allowing a join_on_left parameter seems cleaner than merging-in a patient_id identifier for each of these external dataframes.
(I'm not really happy with the name of this parameter, but the functionality would be useful).
Coverage increased (+0.03%) to 53.284% when pulling 4b41ebf7fd8cd792c2c7349834f512bdb0d8039b on join-on-left into 692652307e339826bdd13253efd1e7b208e34b37 on master.
Coverage increased (+0.03%) to 53.284% when pulling 4b41ebf7fd8cd792c2c7349834f512bdb0d8039b on join-on-left into 692652307e339826bdd13253efd1e7b208e34b37 on master.
Coverage increased (+0.03%) to 53.284% when pulling 4b41ebf7fd8cd792c2c7349834f512bdb0d8039b on join-on-left into 692652307e339826bdd13253efd1e7b208e34b37 on master.
Coverage increased (+0.1%) to 53.399% when pulling cfc23877dcff5e58f24509b2245e23f500926dd4 on join-on-left into 692652307e339826bdd13253efd1e7b208e34b37 on master.
Coverage increased (+0.1%) to 53.399% when pulling fd68e2f275fe1724fe45538ac68811b554392b1f on join-on-left into 692652307e339826bdd13253efd1e7b208e34b37 on master.
Allows a dataframe to merge with the cohort on a field other than patient_id.
In one of our projects, the extraneous data are sometimes labelled by sample_id, which is a different identifier than patient id. Allowing a join_on_left parameter seems cleaner than merging-in a patient_id identifier for each of these external dataframes.
(I'm not really happy with the name of this parameter, but the functionality would be useful).