With the transition from transpose() to list_transpose() comes this (new) incompatibility:
> purrr::list_transpose(mtcars)
# Error in `purrr::list_transpose()`:
# ! `x` must be a list, not a <data.frame> object.
# Run `rlang::last_trace()` to see where the error occurred.
> is.list(mtcars)
# [1] TRUE
transpose(), however, still works as expected.
Was this an intentional change? (If there's any voting on the matter, I cast one vote to allow list_transpose() to operate on data frames, which are -- after all -- lists :-))
With the transition from
transpose()
tolist_transpose()
comes this (new) incompatibility:transpose()
, however, still works as expected.Was this an intentional change? (If there's any voting on the matter, I cast one vote to allow
list_transpose()
to operate on data frames, which are -- after all -- lists :-)){purrr} v1.0.2