Davis Vaughan

https://github.com/tidyverse/dplyr/issues/6931 - note dplyr uses `quos()`!

I'm going to use the "04Y on Linux" approach here https://github.com/DavisVaughan/almanac/pull/84/commits/90ce2a197cd5a18002c2b4c6835443118e98e228

One somewhat promising idea is to make `expand()` work by evaluating each `...` separately using `dplyr::reframe(data, quo1)`, `dplyr::reframe(data, quo2)`, etc, capturing all the results (and extracting out the single columns...

Does this include `stop_incompatible_cast()`? Because I feel like being able to call that with custom `details` is pretty useful https://github.com/DavisVaughan/int64/blob/0922226847a3eec5e4b5887490c8c82b8751a0e5/R/cast.R#L36-L41

Why do I want the special behavior though? I'm confident that I want a cast/type error and was trying to directly throw a vctrs compatible one Calling `vec_default_cast()` seems less...

For future us: > someone overrides the method is referring to utilizing a restart, like https://github.com/r-lib/vctrs/pull/1719

I really like that `vec_count_runs()` here doesn't need `start = TRUE/FALSE`. That API is part of the reason I haven't wanted to expose `vec_detect_runs()` / `vec_locate_runs()` yet (which I now...

This is much better these days ```r library(dplyr, warn.conflicts = FALSE) library(hms) A2 Error in `bind_rows()`: #> ! Can't combine `..1$A` and `..2$A` . ``` And we don't encourage using...

Nice!

I guess pkgdown is failing because rmarkdown is broken? Very meta - ah yes i see that in your backtrace