This is a quick change to taxa_nest brought on by the recent major release of tidyr. nest() no longer takes the .key argument, which is replaced by taxas = tidyr::one_of() (since we already know the nested column is called taxas).
Requiring tidyr 1.0.0 could be a pain for downstream users, as this will require them to update to the new interface in any existing code they have. There may be a better way of handling this that doesn't require them to bump their installation, but it's late and I'm sleepy. There is one suggestion here in the Conditional Code section, but it will generate a NOTE at check time!
This is a quick change to
taxa_nestbrought on by the recent major release oftidyr.nest()no longer takes the.keyargument, which is replaced bytaxas = tidyr::one_of()(since we already know the nested column is calledtaxas).Requiring tidyr 1.0.0 could be a pain for downstream users, as this will require them to update to the new interface in any existing code they have. There may be a better way of handling this that doesn't require them to bump their installation, but it's late and I'm sleepy. There is one suggestion here in the Conditional Code section, but it will generate a NOTE at check time!