Closed rebinion closed 2 years ago
it appears we forgot to export the function try
cfbfastR:::espn_ratings_fpi(year=2019)
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On Fri, Feb 25, 2022 at 1:46 PM Saiem Gilani @.***> wrote:
it appears we forgot to export the function try
cfbfastR:::espn_ratings_fpi(year=2019)
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Describe the bug R Studio cannot find the espn_ratings_fpi function even when cfbfastR is loaded.
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