This PR adds support for R 3.4. Before we supported R >= 3.5. With this, more users should feel that the package "just works". Also it makes it work with the released + 4 old-releases -- which is a high standard used by the tidyverse team. While that may sometimes be too ambitious, I think it's a good benchmark to aim for, particularly if we plan to make this package widely available on CRAN.
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@gonzalezeb, where did the data set shrub_species come from? I saw it in data/ and it seems to now work with older versions of R. So I loaded it, stored it in data-raw, and copied it to data/ as usual with usethis::use_data(). This seems to work fine now, but I would be good to record the source of this and other datasets, maybe as a comment in the file data-raw/dataset-name.R, e.g. data-raw/shrub_species.R.
Closes #192
This PR adds support for R 3.4. Before we supported R >= 3.5. With this, more users should feel that the package "just works". Also it makes it work with the released + 4 old-releases -- which is a high standard used by the tidyverse team. While that may sometimes be too ambitious, I think it's a good benchmark to aim for, particularly if we plan to make this package widely available on CRAN.
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@gonzalezeb, where did the data set
shrub_species
come from? I saw it in data/ and it seems to now work with older versions of R. So I loaded it, stored it in data-raw, and copied it to data/ as usual withusethis::use_data()
. This seems to work fine now, but I would be good to record the source of this and other datasets, maybe as a comment in the file data-raw/dataset-name.R, e.g. data-raw/shrub_species.R.