Paolo Di Lorenzo
Paolo Di Lorenzo
Is `usmap` loaded? i.e. have you done `library(usmap)`? If not, try adding `usmap::` in front of `usmap_transform`, as in ``` r wildfires_transformed
@ile-saenz, thank you for the very detailed report! Yes, this is something I am aware of. The Census Bureau shapefiles that `usmap` uses to draw the map [switched Connecticut to...
@lachanskim that's an interesting idea, it should be doable but I'll have to look into the file sizes involved since CRAN prefers packages to be less than 5 MB in...
I noticed you're using `ggplot2_3.4.2`, can you try updating to version `3.5.0`+ of `ggplot2` and see if that resolves the issue?
Can you provide some details about what the issue is? Please include the `usmap` version(s) involved (before & after your update if possible) and what code you attempted to run...
This should be easier now that the package uses `sf`-based map objects (see #79). Once the desired regions are defined (possibly as a function input), `sf` methods can be used...
@ummel, this should be possible now that `usmap` uses `sf`-based geometries. Here is some sample code and the output: ``` r #### Load PUMA data from URL library(dplyr) # url...
Since it's been so long since I first came up with this idea I've decided to put it on hold since the functions have been named this way for many...
See resolution in #26
`revdepcheck` is no longer maintained, per the README on their repo: https://github.com/r-lib/revdepcheck/ The workflow in https://github.com/r-devel/recheck should be explored as an alternative.