Backport PR #5262 on branch v0.19.x (Add textbook-like tutorial on measuring fluorescence at nuclear envelope.) #6213
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…g fluorescence at nuclear envelope.
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@scikit-image/core: apologies, I was a bit hasty in merging this backport and the tests failed because the data involved was not yet backported. We need to either merge the backport in #6215 or revert this PR. Is there objection to making two datasets available in 0.19.2 that weren't there in 0.19.0? I am okay with it, but if there are objections we should revert this PR instead of merging #6215. |
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I'm happy to merge #6215 (along the lines of #5262 (comment)) but I'm open to other viewpoints... 👀 |
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I'd go for merging #6215, also. |
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Backport PR #5262: Add textbook-like tutorial on measuring fluorescence at nuclear envelope.