This wrongly displays the values in the plot, but because the argument "dta_label" (which should be "data_label") is passed to the dynamic dots only to disappear, the user is not made aware of what is failing.
This can be fixed by checking if there are unused arguments in any of the functions that are passed dynamic dot arguments.
Currently, functions using dynamic dots let misspelled or misplaced arguments fall through silently.
Minimal example:
saros::embed_cat_prop_plot(data, dta_label = "percentage_bare")This wrongly displays the values in the plot, but because the argument "dta_label" (which should be "data_label") is passed to the dynamic dots only to disappear, the user is not made aware of what is failing.
This can be fixed by checking if there are unused arguments in any of the functions that are passed dynamic dot arguments.