Tidyverse update #58
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Tidyverse update #58
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Seems most expedient way to get code that works with CRAN tidyr and the dev version that will become v1.0.0
dplyr::rename_at() gained the ability to cope gracefully with an empty `.vars` in dplyr 0.8.1 (2019-05-14).
CRAN will add this anyway and, when managed manually, it's inevitable you will goof it up / forget to update it.
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I've learned a lot from reading this, thank you! (Not using Date is a very good recommendation). I'll merge this than the IRanges one, we'll see how AppVeyor looks then 👍 |
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Things are looking up! FYI "squash and merge" is good for PRs like my meandering one, trying to fix the AppVeyor config #59. |
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This clears a big whack of warnings about use of deprecated functions and generally gets more current with CRAN dplyr and tidyr and some good practices.