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Love this package, but ran into some issues with internals, specifically those using `dplyr`. Made updates to port the package off of `dplyr` + `magrittr` and onto [`poorman`](https://github.com/nathaneastwood/poorman). The only...

Hi there! The broom dev team just ran reverse dependency checks on the upcoming broom 0.7.0 release and found new errors/test failures for the CRAN version of this package. I've...

It seems like it should be easier to do something like the following: inspired by https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52036731/r-kableextra-latex-add-linebreaks-to-rotated-header-row See also https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/2441/how-to-add-a-forced-line-break-inside-a-table-cell Will require adding `makecell` as a LaTeX package that `pixiedust` uses....

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In non-floating environments, removing the line breaks between the caption and the `\tabular` will keep the caption and the table on the same page.

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One of the things that kable and htmlTable get right is that they offer a concise way to set alignment for all columns. In kable(), that's `align = "llrc"`. One...

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Apologies if this issue already has an answer. (I couldn't find anything in the pixiedust manual.) How about adding an option for appending significance stars to regression coefficients? Perhaps: "sprinkle(stars...)"...

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- [x] as.data.frame - [x] assert_match_arg - [ ] dust - [x] get_dust_part - [ ] glance_foot - [ ] medley - [ ] medley_all_borders - [ ] perform_function -...

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In #111 it is pointed out that in the last major release to 0.8.2, the assumed recycling of some sprinkles mysteriously disappeared. I want to think through the consequences of...

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It would be nice if the 2nd+ tables in longtable format included "(continued)" in the caption. Relatively easy in LaTeX, not as simple in the other formats.

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In academic papers, it is common to show estimation outputs from similar models side-by-side to facilitate comparison. `stargazer` supports this: ``` fit1 Model1 Model2 > (1) (2) > ----------------------------------------------------------------- >...

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