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The dplyr package recently defined a new exprs function that masks the Biobase one, messing up the normalization step in the SINCERA pipeline.
exprs
Biobase
The workaround is to manually specify exprs=Biobase::exprs
exprs=Biobase::exprs
in the code, but including the specification in the package may save some frustrating debugging to users :)
Issue with workaround: https://support.bioconductor.org/p/109128/
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Hi @agreco92, sorry for replying late. Thanks for the comment. I updated the code to change "exprs" calling to "Biobase::exprs". Thank you!
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The dplyr package recently defined a new
exprs
function that masks theBiobase
one, messing up the normalization step in the SINCERA pipeline.The workaround is to manually specify
exprs=Biobase::exprs
in the code, but including the specification in the package may save some frustrating debugging to users :)
Issue with workaround: https://support.bioconductor.org/p/109128/
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: