Thank you for all the work you've put into tsibble!
I'm unsure if this is something you can control or inherent to dplyr::summarise, but when I group and then summarise a tsibble object, I am left with a tsibble with proper keys but grouped by all but the last variable in the group_by statement. This does not happen when I do not call summarise. It doesn't break anything for me, as I always just ungroup afterward, but it's an odd behavior that might cause problems in more complicated workflows.
Thank you for all the work you've put into
tsibble
!I'm unsure if this is something you can control or inherent to
dplyr::summarise
, but when I group and then summarise a tsibble object, I am left with a tsibble with proper keys but grouped by all but the last variable in the group_by statement. This does not happen when I do not call summarise. It doesn't break anything for me, as I always just ungroup afterward, but it's an odd behavior that might cause problems in more complicated workflows.