While playing around with vd I discovered that some types of columns are not supported.
This is the case for difftime- and sha256-type columns although it might also be the case for others (but I haven't tested that yet).
Below a small reprex:
iris %>%
dplyr::mutate(dt = difftime(as.POSIXct(round(Sepal.Length), origin = "2024-04-04"),
as.POSIXct(round(Petal.Width), origin = "2024-03-03"),
units = "weeks"),
hash = openssl::sha256(as.character(Petal.Length))) %>%
dplyr::select(dt, hash) %>%
# when including the two column types `drtn` and `hash` I get an error
dplyr::mutate(dt_c = as.character(dt),
hash_c = as.character(hash)) %>%
dplyr::glimpse() %>%
# when removing the two problematic columns it works
dplyr::select(-dt) %>%
dplyr::select(-hash) %>%
rvisidata::vd()
Any idea why that could be the case?
I assume that this is not a problem of rvisidata but might be of the underlying visidata-tool but to be honest I lack the insight to verify or falsify that claim.
While playing around with
vd
I discovered that some types of columns are not supported.This is the case for
difftime
- andsha256
-type columns although it might also be the case for others (but I haven't tested that yet).Below a small reprex:
Any idea why that could be the case?
I assume that this is not a problem of
rvisidata
but might be of the underlying visidata-tool but to be honest I lack the insight to verify or falsify that claim.