Creating a default print for sr_model#114
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I am a little confused with the warning/error I am getting here. It looks like there is a scoping issue relating to the base dataset when using dplyr, but when I fix the issue the tests are producing a warning. It seems like the solution might be in conflicting with each other. Grateful for any help! |
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Three CI failures in the
print.sr_modelPR: tidyselect deprecation warnings from.datain non-data-masking contexts, Rd files out of sync with source, and a missing snapshot for the unstratified test case.Changes
Fix
.datain tidyselect contexts —.by,names_from, andvalues_fromare tidyselect args, not data-masking; replaced with string column names:Regenerate documentation — ran
devtools::document()to syncman/print.sr_model.Rdand four other Rd files that had drifted from source; also fixed[dplyr::tbl_df]→[tibble::tbl_df]in theprint_tblparam doc.Add missing snapshot — added the Linux/non-Darwin snapshot for the unstratified
sr_modelprint test (the macOS variant will be generated by CI on the first passing run).