Mitchell O'Hara-Wild

So your polyline methods essentially pass the input data through to JS without additional processing? If so, using the same methods for h3 may be appropriate.

Is there something I'm missing [here](https://github.com/mitchelloharawild/mapdeck/commit/ba44eec9eb4406a6c51505914aac1d3a5e71686c#diff-c38dee10aba7b8d4dd2511eba7dd8d98R153)? ```r h3 % add_h3_hexagon(h3, hexagon = "h3") ``` The data coming back doesn't include the h3 column, and I'm not sure what is being...

PR #244, thanks!

Would you like to create a branch for the PR?

Great. That's what I'm using at the moment too, along with clearing the layer when `nrow() == 0`. The minor drawback to clearing the layer to remove points is that...

I don't think this will preserve legends. It's been a little while since I've looked at the deck.gl side, but if the legend is coupled with the layers, then it...

If you're animating data on the plot, and use a manually created legend to keep the values constant, I would expect the legend to remain static regardless of plotted values....

That would work. :+1:

I've pushed an update to `{fabletools}` onto CRAN yesterday which prepares for the next release of `{distributional}`. It doesn't use `{ggdist}` for the graphics yet as the existing functionality being...

The {distributional} package can now wrap arbitrary distributions (https://github.com/mitchelloharawild/distributional/issues/30). With the recent addition of {distributional} support in {ggdist}, it should now be possible to plot arbitrary distributions: ``` r library(ggplot2)...