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Update README.md - add ref to nf-core/rnaseq and Affymetrix #149
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@nf-core-bot fix linting |
@smoe thanks for the contribution- I would prefer the updated wording I committed. Could you add a changelog entry under the current 'added' please, following the template you will see used by other entries? |
Done. Should I also rebase and squash? |
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Looks good now- just merge when the tests pass (no squash/ rebase required).
I do not have the permissions to merge, please kindly help me out - and also thank you for fixing the wording. I am confident that this will help many people. The next thing for me, so I thought, would now be to have a look at the documentation and describe in more detail how to transition from the nf-core/rnaseq workflow. |
I found your nf-core libraries via your cut'n'run library, which at the end did not tell me what to do with the scores. And the same then happened to me after I had executed the RNA-seq pipeline. In my mind, both those workflows should prepare for running this differential-abundance one afterwards. I had prepared nf-core/cutandrun#198 with a rough description on how I had tried to make sense of it all (when I did not yet know about this workflow) and have prepared nf-core/rnaseq#1060 to at least provide a link to here.
I can very much understand if you do not want to make workflows inter-dependent at this stage, on a technical level, but some guidance of your users where to go next does not hurt.