Closed ahjames11 closed 3 years ago
The problem is that the new version of tibble
made some behavior more consistent. When using add_column()
to basically join in a dataframe, tibble now wants to nest it, which makes sense. We want it to add in the columns at the top level, unchanged.
Easy fix is to change tibble::add_column(meta, .before = 1)
to tibble::add_column(!!!meta, .before = 1)
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Cannot flatten data from a read in flexfile.