Closed teunbrand closed 4 months ago
In #5867, we introduced ggpar() to ggplot2. It helps translating ggplot2 settings, which are often in mm (historical errors aside) to {grid} settings.
ggpar()
ggpubr::ggpar() does something else entirely. From my reading of it, it controls parts of the theme, guides and orientation of plots.
ggpubr::ggpar()
The namespace conflict is a source of several reverse dependency failures.
In #5867, we introduced
ggpar()
to ggplot2. It helps translating ggplot2 settings, which are often in mm (historical errors aside) to {grid} settings.ggpubr::ggpar()
does something else entirely. From my reading of it, it controls parts of the theme, guides and orientation of plots.The namespace conflict is a source of several reverse dependency failures.