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beadplexr version 0.5

Major changes

• Removal of dependency on rgdal
• General code overhaul

Minor changes

• Updated R-dependency to 4.3

beadplexr version 0.4.1

Minor changes

• Bumped R-dependency to 4.1
• Fix problems related to person()
• Fix minor problems due to general upgrade

beadplexr version 0.4.0

Breaking changes

• All functionality to prepare flow-data has been removed due to license issues

Major changes

• The parameter .data is deprecated and data.frames are now passed by the parameter df. This is to avoid potential conflicts with the dplyr pronoun .data
• All deprecated tidyverse functions are replaced with their stable counterparts

Minor changes

• Fix problems related to tibble version 3.0.0
• Package now imports magrittr’s pipe operator (%>%)
• Package now imports rlang’s walrus operator (:=)

beadplexr version 0.3.0

Minor changes

• Bug fixes
• Add BioLegend panel information
  • Mouse Anti-Virus Response Panel (13-plex)
  • Mouse Cytokine Panel 2 (13-plex)
  • Mouse Free Active/Total TGF-b1 Panel (Mouse/Rat) (1-plex)
  • Mouse HSC Panel (13-plex)
  • Mouse IgE Panel (1-plex)
  • Mouse Immunoglobulin Isotyping Panel (6-plex)
  • Mouse Inflammation Panel (13-plex)
  • Mouse Proinflammatory Chemokine Panel (13-plex)
  • Mouse T Helper Cytokine Panels (13-plex)

beadplexr version 0.2.0

Minor changes

• Add BioLegend panel information
  • Human Adipokine Panel* (13-plex)
  • Human Anti-Virus Response Panel (13-plex)
  • Human CD8/NK Panel (13-plex)
  • Human Inflammation Panel (13-plex)
  • Human Metabolic Panel 1 (4-plex)
• Add citation
• Fix problem of missing column names after upgrade of tibble to 2.0

beadplexr version 0.1.0

Initial release - clip the flag!

These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.
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