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Thank you for this handy add-on and for pointing me to it in my Stack Overflow question a few months ago. The dplyover logo is great!
dplyover::across2 has worked well for me to do simple division over pairs of columns within dplyr::mutate.
I often use the .keep argument of dplyr::mutate (currently experimental); do you have any plans to make this work with dplyover?
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Thanks for your feedback and the suggestion to support dplyr::mutate's .keep argument in across2. Without relying on {dplyr}'s internals, which I try to avoid, it might be a bit tricky. Even if I get it working, I think it won't be really performant. I will definitely look into it, but with a low priority, since a call to dplyr::select before or after dplyr::mutate will get you the same result, probably with a better performance. Or am I overlooking something? Are there cases where one call to dplyr::select won't solve the problem?
Btw, I didn't expect that someone is already using the package. Note that there are changes to the code which are not reflected in the version number, since I haven't released the package yet (this will change after the first release). Once the first version is released, I'd recommend to reinstall the package.
Thank you for this handy add-on and for pointing me to it in my Stack Overflow question a few months ago. The dplyover logo is great!
dplyover::across2 has worked well for me to do simple division over pairs of columns within dplyr::mutate.
I often use the .keep argument of dplyr::mutate (currently experimental); do you have any plans to make this work with dplyover?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: