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Currently the --p-reference-levels parameter within ANCOM-BC takes strings as input, and splits the column::value pairs on a double colon. While uncommon, this becomes problematic for any users who have double colons in their metadata.
The best solution for this would be to modify this parameter to accept a Collection type, which would then turn this input into a dict of key:value pairs, and there would be no restrictions on any characters included within a user's metadata.
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Currently the
--p-reference-levels
parameter within ANCOM-BC takes strings as input, and splits the column::value pairs on a double colon. While uncommon, this becomes problematic for any users who have double colons in their metadata.The best solution for this would be to modify this parameter to accept a Collection type, which would then turn this input into a dict of key:value pairs, and there would be no restrictions on any characters included within a user's metadata.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: