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I noticed that in the dev version the GSEA parameter --gsea_gene_sets disappeared and now one should use --gene_sets_files. I'd have two suggestions:
For backward compatibility keep the parameter gsea_gene_sets next to gene_sets_files so users won't need to change there parameter files when working with different versions of the pipeline.
Move the description of the parameter gene_sets_files from on the webpage from section 'Options related to gene set analysis' to section 'GSEA' so users find it more easyly when searching for info on GSEA configuration.
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Hey @aghr,
so the issue is that this param is now used as the central parameter for accepting gene set files for both GSEA and gprofiler (and possibly other tools in the future). That's why it shouldn't be moved to GSEA.
The backward compatibility is interesting, is this something that's done in nf-core pipelines? I'm however also a bit hesitant to do this as it will clutter the pipeline even more with parameters. I think when switching to a new pipeline version, users should have a look at the updated params and check if something changed...
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I noticed that in the dev version the GSEA parameter --gsea_gene_sets disappeared and now one should use --gene_sets_files. I'd have two suggestions:
For backward compatibility keep the parameter gsea_gene_sets next to gene_sets_files so users won't need to change there parameter files when working with different versions of the pipeline.
Move the description of the parameter gene_sets_files from on the webpage from section 'Options related to gene set analysis' to section 'GSEA' so users find it more easyly when searching for info on GSEA configuration.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: