Vitalie Spinu
Vitalie Spinu
I don't see any inconsistency. In both cases it's Sunday: ```R > wday(1, week_start = 6, label = T) [1] Sun Levels: Sat < Sun < Mon < Tue <...
I share your concerns with you but I am afraid we are stuck with it for historical reasons. The current situation is neither ituitive nor seems to be very useful....
Yes. I saw. But I am still thinking about it. I don't quite like polluting the wday interface just because of one numeric method which arguably is not used that...
The problem with the breaking change is that it's not trivial to get the old behavior. Can you think of a elegant translation of the old code in case people...
date time vectors in R can have only one time zone. What happens in your case is that the datetime2 is having london tz. ``` > mutate(df, + london =...
What version is this? `months` is [exported](https://github.com/tidyverse/lubridate/blob/fdb4170836caee7852fc9ca919ff0a51e0d5613a/NAMESPACE#L33)
I don't see a solution for this. The only way to make `lubridate::months` work is to overwrite base::months. Maybe we can alias base::months `months` in lubridate package env somehow, but...
This is no longer there in the development version, could you please try?
@hadley @fuleky Both of you are on Mac right? I bet this has to do with the fact that as.POSIXlt doesn't work correctly for dates < 1970 on Mac.
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