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Saw this on Discourse, just wanted to make sure it got flagged in an issue.
julia> df = DataFrame((; a=[1,2,3], b=[4,5,6], x=[1,1,2])); julia> group = groupby(df, [:x]); julia> @combine(group, :z = sum(:a .* :b)) #BREAKS ERROR: UndefVarError: `.*` not defined julia> @combine(group, :z = (:a .* :b) |> sum) #works julia> @combine(group, :z = sum(max.(:a, :b))) #also works
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This is fixed on master. It will be included in the next release. For the mean time add #master instead of latest release to your project.
#master
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awesome, sorry for the noise
No problem - it is important to get some feedback, so that @pdeffebach pushes for the release 😄.
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Saw this on Discourse, just wanted to make sure it got flagged in an issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: