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bind_rows and list names #1337
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See also #825 |
A similar strategy might be used also be used for row names. Although list names might be more important because they often contain important information for joins etc. |
Note also this was at one point a feature of rbindlist from data.table (idcol = TRUE) |
Dplyr will always discard row names because I think they're a bad idea |
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It seems like, at the moment, bind_rows, when applied to a list, disregards name information. I've been doing things like this:
It seems like a straightforward solution would be to have extra argument which specifies the name of a column to contain list name information.
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