Jonah Gabry
Jonah Gabry
@wds15 In the example you sent which parts of the data processing (e.g. binning) do you envision the user performing before calling a bayesplot function?
Also, we should find a good way to write the code without using the plyr package. dplyr and reshape2 are ok since bayesplot already uses them.
Ok cool. I think that makes sense. I'll try to put together a prototype soon.
@ewallace Sorry for the slow response. It's been a busy few weeks. Thanks for the suggestion! I don't think this has been proposed for the package before. Any interest in...
Great, thanks! On Tue, Dec 19, 2017 at 3:26 PM Edward Wallace wrote: > @jgabry I will give that a try! > > — > You are receiving this because...
@ewallace I’m circling back through old issues and I saw this one. Any interested in contributing this? Happy to help. Sent with GitHawk
> waldo::compare() has two parameters that mention environments. Does that help? Those don’t help unfortunately. I found this open waldo issue https://github.com/r-lib/waldo/issues/56 and I added a few comments. But it...
Thanks for the suggestion! Yeah that does look like it might work for our situation.
I managed to work around this for now by adding `check.environment=FALSE` to the `expect_equal()` calls and continuing to use testthat edition 2. When we switch to edition 3 we'll need...
CRAN wants a release soon that fixes the failing tests on R-devel. That's why I went with the workaround instead of testthat edition 3 and `expect_snapshot_file()`.