{"push_id":1592858389,"size":1,"distinct_size":1,"ref":"refs/heads/master","head":"fe8057f1289f4d14c99559441039504cdb965df6","before":"7e4778e2f300809946899fea720bb306a08b6e12","commits":[{"sha":"fe8057f1289f4d14c99559441039504cdb965df6","author":{"name":"Varun Kanwar","email":"0a39a72a518d11a6e025ca556cbb1a5b965e4cea@transcriptic.com"},"message":"fixed data overwrite issue in _PlateRead\n\nSummary:\nWhen using the _PlateRead class, it is the case that if there are\nmultiple instances of the same label in group_labels (i.e. if multiple groups\nin a plate have the same volume/label), read data for all but the last group\ncorresponding to a label is overwritten, because in an intermediate step\nthe data is stored in a dict with labels as keys.\n\nFixed this by removing the intermediate mapping step, and creating read data\nDataFrames directly.\n\nThe resulting class is backwards compatible, since the resultant DF behaves\nthe same as it did before the change.\n\nTest Plan:\nTested locally with several QC runs\nRelease Test: None\n\nReviewers: yangchoo, peter\n\nReviewed By: peter\n\nDifferential Revision: https://work.r23s.net/D7288","distinct":true,"url":"https://api.github.com/repos/transcriptic/transcriptic/commits/fe8057f1289f4d14c99559441039504cdb965df6"}]}
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