David Selby

It's something I came across today when hoisting deeply nested data into a flat data frame structure. If there was an easier way of getting arbitrary nested protobufs into nested...

Found the relevant part of R source. https://github.com/wch/r-source/blob/bde26f9074dfd72aef79458dcdc030adc82ce0a0/src/main/subscript.c#L305 And what appears to be the definition of `[[` in RProtoBuf. https://github.com/eddelbuettel/rprotobuf/blob/a2ce5e82447bb47ab9cf5bd7f298ba7f58e224ce/R/00classes.R#L391 Leaving these here as future reference for when I (or...

Here is a quick fix. Recursive, as you suggested. Works as a patch in the global environment. Haven't tried rebuilding the package with it in, so use with care. ```r...

My kludgy workaround that I have been using is simply `jsonlite::fromJSON(toJSON(x), flatten = TRUE)` and then spend some time cleaning up the variable names in the result. I don't know...

Anyone needing a workaround for `df_print: paged`, it's a similar solution to above. ```r library(knitr) knit_print.data.frame

@mpadge Having some issues getting `ollama` to cooperate on Ubuntu; unfortunately this also causes the package to give a cryptic error message. ```r pkgmatch_similar_pkgs(input) ``` ``` Error in names(out)

I think I found one half of the the problem: `set_ollama_url` does not modify the system environment variables, so the system call to `ollama list` within `ollama_check()` will fail depending...

## Package Review Hello @mpadge and @MargaretSiple-NOAA! Thank you giving me the opportunity to review the package. It is my first package review, and I am still learning the process,...