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thanks a lot for developing this nice collection of tools to analyze scTCR data! I came across an issue with getCirclize() recently, that might be of interest to you for future adjustments. When there is a pre-existing column "ident" in the metadata of an object, getCirclize() throws the following error: Error in group_by(): Can't transform a data frame with duplicate names. This can occur when e.g. running getCirclize() multiple times on the same object or when converting a seurat object to sce and back.
I think .grabMeta causes this error as it creates a new colum "ident" when fetching the metadata. Please find a reproducible example below. My work-around was to simply remove the pre-existing column "ident", but maybe a different colname in .grabMeta could prevent such issues in the future.
Thank you for the rundown of the issue and a great reproducible example. I am marking this as a good first issue for users because of the way you structured the issue!
The issue here is that whatever column name added will always run into a user that may have that as a preexisting column. What I have done instead is implement a message if ident column is in the meta data anytime .grabMeta().
I have added it to the dev branch and will get it more thoroughly tested before going into the main branch and biocondcutor.
Hi @ncborcherding,
thanks a lot for developing this nice collection of tools to analyze scTCR data! I came across an issue with getCirclize() recently, that might be of interest to you for future adjustments. When there is a pre-existing column "ident" in the metadata of an object, getCirclize() throws the following error: Error in
group_by()
: Can't transform a data frame with duplicate names. This can occur when e.g. running getCirclize() multiple times on the same object or when converting a seurat object to sce and back.I think .grabMeta causes this error as it creates a new colum "ident" when fetching the metadata. Please find a reproducible example below. My work-around was to simply remove the pre-existing column "ident", but maybe a different colname in .grabMeta could prevent such issues in the future.
Thanks and all the best!
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Running under: Windows 11 x64 (build 22631)
Matrix products: default
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