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dplyr 0.8.0 release candidate post #220

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WIP.

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Heads up: If you don't use .Rmarkdown the headers won't produce navigation links in the sidebar.

CONTRIBUTING.md for this repo is actually the guide for structuring posts (as opposed to the contributing guide in other t'verse repos). 😉

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romainfrancois commented Oct 23, 2018

Thanks. Since I saw Rmd and Rmarkdown in other posts, I just assumed it was a matter of preference. Will update.

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Yeah, we didn't figure it out until relatively recently! That's why I was giving you the heads up (esp since I think that's how we all kind of end up doing things, so it's nice to have the right format going forward)! 😊

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A few high-level comments below. Feel free to request a review from me when you're closer


# Less surprising hybrid evaluation

Hybrid evaluation has been entirely redesigned to be more predictable
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Re-iterate what hybrid evaluation is. Maybe integrate a brief description of unwind protect in to this section since it does make hybrid a little less important.

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When we group by `x` then `f1` we initially split the data according to `x` which
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Should mention filter() in here somewhere, and .preserve = FALSE


# colwise verbs

TODO
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Also mention last_col() and group_cols()

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I'll address the reviews as I progress ✍️ this.

Do we have a template for a post like this one whose goal is to encourage the community to give feedback before a major release ?

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Not really… We did a pre-release post for ggplot2 v3, but that was more of a heads up than "please test this out."

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Is an 🎱 picture ok for this, since this is for dplyr 0.8.0, e.g.

https://unsplash.com/photos/kU-WKSyTcp4

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hadley commented Oct 24, 2018

I love it!

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@lionel- I'm not sure how to explain the updates re. colwise verbs, do you have something in mind ?

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lionel- commented Oct 29, 2018

These are mostly documentation changes right? Perhaps summarise the documentation updates: explain our new framing regarding explicit and implicit selections, and mention when groups are ignored or included. I can push a commit tomorrow if you like.

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Please do, i have family around this week 😀and so limited work time available 😬

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@krlmlr anything you’d like to add to the post ?

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hadley commented Oct 29, 2018

I think the main thing to mention for colwise() verbs is the transition from funs() to list(), and the fact that it's now consistent with purrr syntax.

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Looks good! Only typos and wording.

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Good to go once you've made the minor changes. (Don't forget to change the date)

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Woah!! This is a monster — but with lots of good stuff in it!
Mainly picky grammar stuff.
Also, you can delete the image for this post that doesn't have an -sq or -wd suffix, since it won't be used anywhere.

@batpigandme batpigandme merged commit 9909c54 into tidyverse:master Dec 3, 2018
@romainfrancois romainfrancois deleted the post/dplyr_0.8.0 branch December 4, 2018 10:40
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