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It may make sense to write such that only depends on exported functions from {dplyr} or in such a way that can feel good is not too fragile.
Also, with the current set-up, if we wanted to put the package on CRAN, we would likely need to copy the functions in from dplyr directly (rather than using dplyr:::fun().
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Initial code for R/pairwise.R is copied from @carlomedina https://github.com/carlomedina/dplyr/blob/carlomedina/pairwise/R/across.R . Currently the approach modifies or copies in a lot of the backend / unexported functions from
{dplyr}
. If these change pairwiser() may break.It may make sense to write such that only depends on exported functions from
{dplyr}
or in such a way that can feel good is not too fragile.Also, with the current set-up, if we wanted to put the package on CRAN, we would likely need to copy the functions in from dplyr directly (rather than using
dplyr:::fun()
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: