Closed hadley closed 9 years ago
The most likely cause is that dplyr 0.4.2 now doesn't object when you give it columns with attributes, instead doing it's best to preserve them
I will take a look. Thanks for the heads up, Hadley.
On Thursday, June 4, 2015, Hadley Wickham notifications@github.com wrote:
The most likely cause is that dplyr 0.4.2 now doesn't object when you give it columns with attributes, instead doing it's best to preserve them
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Fixed! I will include this in a future submission
Thanks! Do you think you could submit this week? I'd like to get this version of dplyr to CRAN
I can do that. I'll submit by Friday at the latest.
@hadley, the revised version has been accepted to CRAN.
The unit tests fail with the development version of dplyr. Could you please take a look?