Jacob Scott

Hi Lluís, thanks for responding! > I am not familiar with JavaScript and I could not maintain it: Would you maintain the code up to day and working? Or at...

Sounds good. Thanks for entertaining the idea and best of luck with the R implementation!

Quick update for any lurkers. If you _do_ want to use the JavaScript code from twitter-text, you can do so using [{tweetcheck}](https://github.com/wurli/tweetcheck). Installation: ``` # From GitHub remotes::install_github("wurli/tweetcheck") # From...

I'm getting this error and it seems to be because `n_grid` has to be at least 2% more than the number of observations per group. Here's a reprex: ```r set.seed(123)...

> Any objections to me switching it around before release? Personally I'm a bit torn. My intuition is 0 = further left, 1 = further right, which is currently the...

I was curious so took a look at other geoms - to me, behaviour doesn't seem to be that consistent, but maybe there's a rule I haven't spotted. * `element_text()`...

Thanks for the comments, I also wasn't aware of the discussion underway in rlang. Regarding dependencies, I really like the idea of documenting dependencies on *other `compat-` files*, but this...

> Just to be clear `compat-purrr.R` uses rlang directly, it doesn't depend on `compat-rlang.R`. But other files use `compat-rlang.R` so that they only use rlang conditionally, if installed. Currently the...

FWIW, as a long time dplyr user I'm not hugely keen on `morph()` - in my mind it doesn't feel suggestive of `summarise()`-like behaviour. Of all the suggestions so far...

I also like `create()` a lot but agree that it possibly feels overly general