The next version of dplyr will export where() and this causes a name conflict with ape::where() because you import all of dplyr and all of ape. This PR fixes this by adding an exception for ape::where().
I chose to add the exception for ape rather than dplyr because you have multiple @import dplyr statements that would need to be modified, and I preferred to reduce the number of changed lines here.
We plan to release dplyr 1.1.0 on January 27. A pre-emptive fix release of ggmuller would be helpful, if possible. Thanks!
The next version of dplyr will export
where()and this causes a name conflict withape::where()because you import all of dplyr and all of ape. This PR fixes this by adding an exception forape::where().I chose to add the exception for ape rather than dplyr because you have multiple
@import dplyrstatements that would need to be modified, and I preferred to reduce the number of changed lines here.We plan to release dplyr 1.1.0 on January 27. A pre-emptive fix release of ggmuller would be helpful, if possible. Thanks!