Just noticing the tiniest bug in map_ggplot(), which creates the ggplot m object but neglects to return it in the function, so you get nothing when running it. This pr simply adds the m to the end of the function to return the ggplot2 map object.
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Hi @pieterprovoost,
Just noticing the tiniest bug in
map_ggplot()
, which creates the ggplotm
object but neglects to return it in the function, so you get nothing when running it. This pr simply adds them
to the end of the function to return the ggplot2 map object.