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Signed-off-by: Jesse <[email protected]>
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Minor rewording suggestion from ewels Co-authored-by: Phil Ewels <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Jesse <[email protected]>
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Hi maintainers of Nextflow,
While working extensively with Nextflow, I realized that there was a gap in the documentation concerning the emit feature in processes. I found that new users might face challenges in understanding when and how to use the direct referencing versus the .out syntax, especially if they're not introduced explicitly. Therefore, I add a clear explanation about this point.
credit for @jfy133 Thank you for your help.