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Thanks for your contribution @BorisMuzellec ;-p
This is already great, if you want to make it even better you can also check if the correct error message is raised with the error to ensure we are not just raising any keyerror but feel free to merge as is
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Thanks @maikia and @arthurPignetOwkin ! I'll merge then |
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This PR fixes an issue that appears when the count matrix and the clinical data provided to a
DeseqDataSethave identical sets of samples, but in a different order, by sorting the indices at initialization.