Causing too many problems, see if it's possible to remove it and just use base R.
Problem 1:
In true tidyverse fashion ggplot2 and dplyr clobber each other's namespaces, causing lots of warnings on load:
1: replacing previous import by ‘ggplot2::quo_name’ when loading ‘platetools’
2: replacing previous import by ‘ggplot2::enquos’ when loading ‘platetools’
3: replacing previous import by ‘ggplot2::vars’ when loading ‘platetools’
...
Could fix this by using importFrom rather than import on either or both dplyr/ggplot2.
Causing too many problems, see if it's possible to remove it and just use base R.
Problem 1:
In true tidyverse fashion ggplot2 and dplyr clobber each other's namespaces, causing lots of warnings on load:
Could fix this by using importFrom rather than import on either or both dplyr/ggplot2.
Problem 2:
They keep making breaking changes.