Closed nsh87 closed 8 years ago
@catterbu: we have to get more rigorous about testing...
I think this is why... but investigating.
@catterbu: when you're working w/ the package or testing, make sure you haven't done library(ggplot2)
or any other package dependencies. looks like you had ggplot2 loaded in your local R so you weren't seeing this error, but aes
and element_blank()
needed to be referenced explicitly as being from ggplot2
.
That was precisely the problem. I think we should have tests for each plot that just check for errors or not if plotted. I cannot recall of that is there. Sorry about the bugs. Because of the limited time I guess I shortcut a few things. Will endeavor to be better in the future. :)
On Jul 9, 2016, at 2:44 PM, Nikhil Haas notifications@github.com wrote:
@catterbu: when you're working w/ the package or testing, make sure you haven't done library(ggplot2) or any other package dependencies. looks like you had ggplot2 loaded in your local R so you weren't seeing this error, but aes and element_blank() needed to be referenced explicitly as being from ggplot2.
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No worries. Ya, we had tried the plotting thing...It's a good idea. I remember the issue was that kmeans is random and we didn't realize the seed was changing so the results were changing...
On July 10, 2016 10:06:54 AM catterbu notifications@github.com wrote:
That was precisely the problem. I think we should have tests for each plot that just check for errors or not if plotted. I cannot recall of that is there. Sorry about the bugs. Because of the limited time I guess I shortcut a few things. Will endeavor to be better in the future. :)
On Jul 9, 2016, at 2:44 PM, Nikhil Haas notifications@github.com wrote:
@catterbu: when you're working w/ the package or testing, make sure you haven't done library(ggplot2) or any other package dependencies. looks like you had ggplot2 loaded in your local R so you weren't seeing this error, but aes and element_blank() needed to be referenced explicitly as being from ggplot2.
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Need to fix error caused by using
ggplot
instead ofggplot2
in f21e6091bb7c3c9681f47f21d6e14d9eae8525ba.