Etienne Bacher

I made this change in the source and it passes all `dplyr` tests: ```r bind_rows 3 22.8 4 108 93 3.85 2.32 18.6 1 1 4 1 #> 4 21.4...

@DavisVaughan it would be great to know whether my suggested implementation makes sense. If so, I can prepare a PR for this

Slightly simpler reprex: ``` r dplyr::near(1.1 * 100 * 10^5, 110 * 10^5) #> [1] TRUE dplyr::near(1.1 * 100 * 10^6, 110 * 10^6) #> [1] FALSE all.equal(1.1 * 100...

Thanks for the detailed explanation, @cderv, it's very clear. Using your code snippet above indeed generates the correct syntax for the callout in the md file and is well rendered...

Hello, it seems that models of class `gamm` are not supported by the package `report` (as indicated in the message). However, it is possible to run `performance::performance()` on them: ```...

Looks like it comes from `datawizard::standardize()`, I'll open an issue: ``` r library(report) library(datawizard) data(sleep) d Try: group0 - group1 ~ 1, #> data = #> Warning: Using `$` in...

In case you want to compare to other languages, here's the behavior in R: ``` r strsplit(c("abc", "ẞ", ""), "") #> [[1]] #> [1] "a" "b" "c" #> #> [[2]]...

> I see no need to promote `pak`. Users that use it will know what to do, and those that don't might be confused by the extra step. Agreed and...

For https://github.com/easystats/datawizard/issues/354: * when I manually knit the problematic vignette, it runs fine (even with `options(warn = 2)` in the setup). * when I run ```r options(crayon.enabled = TRUE, warn...

> Just curious what would happen if you use `lapply()` instead of `walk()`? For me it fails with the same error as `walk()`