Fixed SCpubr's broken reference link in liana_tutorial.Rmd #167
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…j to .gitignore to match the current repository name.
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Hi @enblacar, Thanks a lot for the PR 😉 Daniel |
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Hi @dbdimitrov,
I would like to propose the following changes to
liana:liana.Rprojto.gitignoreto prevent the RStudio project file to be tracked by git.README.mdfile to make it prettier.SCpubr's reference inliana_tutorial.Rmd, as the link was broken. This is due to me shifting the current website documentation to a new version. Therefore, I have added a link to both the repo and theSCpubr::do_LigandReceptorPlot()old function documentation that is available in another link until the website migration to the new version is done.I hope you find the changes suitable!
Similarly, if you agree, I have some ideas for theme enhancements to the DotPlot function to make it a bit more aesthetically pleasant. While this is pretty much a personal preference, let me know if this would be interesting for you!
Best,
Enrique