Tomasz Kalinowski

I've run into the same problem and am subscribed to the issue. Posting to keep the stale bot away.

FWIW, this is the idiom I've been using to do this: ``` list2env(my_list[c('a', 'b', 'c')]) ```

I was updating a broken GHA workflows and reflexively specified `r-lib/actions/setup-r@main`, assuming main is the new master. I saw: ``` Error: Unable to resolve action `r-lib/actions@main`, unable to find version...

I think the error you're seeing is because you're using it in a context where the command line args to the R session are not a valid "usage". To simulate...

redefining `commandArgs()` in your global environment won't change which `commandArgs` function is found by docopt. The symbol `commandArgs` is resolved in the namespace of the `docopt` package, not in your...

> Why can't it handle positional args in dots? Because matching to named arguments can reorder positions: ```r unlockBinding(quote(assert_all_dots_named), asNamespace("keras")) evalq({ assert_all_dots_named [1] "first" #> #> $b #> [1] "second"...

Thank you for the kind words and Welcome! I agree that the interactive workflow could be improved. I don’t think I’ll have time to work in this in the next...

I would be happy to publish this on CRAN, but I'd have to investigate what the "right thing" is for dependencies that are required for a build. This package currently...

This is blocked until #15 is fixed.

Should stri_trim (and friends) preserve matrix's? (like base::trimws) I recently had this type of use case: ``` library(readr) library(stringr) read_lines(readr_example("mtcars.csv")) %>% stringr::str_split_fixed(",", n = 11) %>% #returns a matrix #stringr::str_trim()...