@barrettk Here's a reproducible example where IGNORE=@ doesn't work in the existing implementation.
I dummied up run 2 and added a character column at the end of the acop.csv data set. The result is that no rows are retained in the output, as expected with the implementation as-is.
I'll pick up on the conversation back on the parse-data-record PR.
@barrettk - previous commit didn't actually run the model; just filtered using new implementation. This was updated just not to run the model. Please give it a try and let me know what you find.
@barrettk Here's a reproducible example where
IGNORE=@
doesn't work in the existing implementation.I dummied up run 2 and added a character column at the end of the
acop.csv
data set. The result is that no rows are retained in the output, as expected with the implementation as-is.I'll pick up on the conversation back on the
parse-data-record
PR.https://github.com/metrumresearchgroup/bbr/blob/5ccbc80d010e73dd7a27fb9a22f80b72daf0ce42/test.R
Update: Tuesday, July 9 2024 https://github.com/metrumresearchgroup/bbr/pull/712/files#diff-fe7ee37e07a69e9f8db8aef5ebfe8ef28bf5b7e2617c51d832107c04408c4ec7