Closed ghost closed 6 years ago
This is a bug with magrittr interpreting namespaces as arguments after %>% that’s present in the CRAN but not the dev version of magrittr. If you devtools::install_github(“tidyverse/magrittr”) you should be good to go.
I am comfortable adding parenthesis after those function calls though if you guys think we should @andrewrech
perhaps we should just not using the pipe at all in the examples given the difficulty of interpreting %>%
by new users. whatever you guys decide is of course fine with me! thanks
Error here is in source. I will go back though and remove from examples for clarity too. To deal with the source code, rather than try to find and add parentheticals to all these hanging function calls, I will add a magrittr version check to pipeline entry points. Thoughts?
I'd go with a magrittr version check for now. I was adding a more detailed installation instructions on a wiki and I can add an explanation.
Wiki sounds so great. Ok I’ll leave readme and documentation alone then and just add version check.
Sounds great. I think the README being absolutely useable and clear would be a big improvement.
resolved with andrewrech/antigen.garnish@bc47daf77fae05efd66b933d1a2994bf7b09d6d1
I am receiving an error running the README.md example that is due to not have parenthetical :
Error in .::stats : unused argument (na.omit)
full output:
It looks like it is failing during variant caller look-up
Calling both
stats::na.omit()
anddata.table::first()
with parenthetical does returns[1] "strelka"
. Is this an environment issue with my install?