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RepertoireGroup development for v2.0 #748

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@bcorrie bcorrie commented Feb 11, 2024

In the descriptions of each field, it uses the wording "repertoire collection" not "repertoire group". Should this object be called RepertoireCollection

closes #578

Mostly so I can create a pull request...
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scharch commented Feb 12, 2024

Yeah nevermind it SAYS that, sorry...

@scharch scharch changed the title RepertoirGroup development for v2.0 RepertoireGroup development for v2.0 Feb 12, 2024
@schristley schristley merged commit ee335ba into master Feb 22, 2024
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bcorrie commented Feb 23, 2024

@schristley this PR was intended to capture all of the changes we wanted to make for RepertoireGroup for the v2.0 release. Although there was only one minor issue listed so far, my intention with this was to contain all of the discussions around what we wanted to do with RepertoireGroup. We just haven't discussed anything yet other than the minor issue I raised above.

So I don't think it should have been merged... 8-)

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bcorrie commented Feb 23, 2024

Also, if you took my comment here at face value, that was a mistake 8-)

#578 (comment)

I should have used a tongue-in-cheek emoticon as I definitely didn't mean to say that that issue was really done!!! I think we have more to discuss.

Sorry for the confusion... 8-)

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oops, sorry! The branch is still there so if any changes are committed, it will re-open the PR

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scharch commented Feb 29, 2024

@schristley it didn't reopen the PR...

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bcorrie commented Feb 29, 2024

Hmm, I tried as well and it didn't work...

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@scharch @bcorrie Sorry, my mistake, a merged PR cannot be re-opened, that's for provenance reasons. I was confusing it with a closed PR (but which was not merged). If you want, I can revert those changes, and move into a new PR? and/or just create a new PR for more stuff?

I do have some comments to make about #578 but I'm still catching up after my trip...

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bcorrie commented Mar 2, 2024

I would suggest just creating a new PR...

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and leave it as draft to deter any itchy merge fingers...

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RepertoireGroup refinements Cell and Repertoire definition
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