I see the following because waldo now correctly distinguishes between NA and "NA":
── Failure ('test_designfunctions.R:75:3'): make_design works for multiple design elements ──
make_design(...) (`actual`) not equal to data.frame(...) (`expected`).
`actual$name`: "NA" "NA" "NA" "NA" "NA" "1" "NA" "NA" "NA" "a" and 6 more...
`expected$name`: NA NA NA NA NA "1" NA NA NA "a" ...
actual$name2 | expected$name2
[1] "NA" - NA [1]
[2] "NA" - NA [2]
[3] "NA" - NA [3]
[4] "NA" - NA [4]
[5] "NA" - NA [5]
[6] "a" | "a" [6]
[7] "NA" - NA [7]
[8] "NA" - NA [8]
[9] "NA" - NA [9]
[10] "hello" | "hello" [10]
... ... ... and 6 more ...
[ FAIL 1 | WARN 0 | SKIP 0 | PASS 170 ]
But I can't recreate the problem locally with the dev version of gcplyr, so it's possible that you've fixed it in dev. This means you might want to do a patch release soon to avoid failure when I release waldo.
I see the following because waldo now correctly distinguishes between
NA
and"NA"
:But I can't recreate the problem locally with the dev version of gcplyr, so it's possible that you've fixed it in dev. This means you might want to do a patch release soon to avoid failure when I release waldo.