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Right now diffdf doesn't care if one object it compares is a tibble and one is a data.table, as they are both data.frames. I'm thinking it probably should? At least generate a message about it
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thinking about this some more I don't think we should check for this. Thinking from a QC perspective all we care about is that the contents have been derived correctly. Wether the user chose to use data.table or tibble or data.frame shouldn't really matter at all I don't think.
The current implementation in #67 prints the object type out in the summary but doesn't raise an error if they are different. I think I am happy with this implementation, let me know if you feel different @kieranjmartin
Right now diffdf doesn't care if one object it compares is a tibble and one is a data.table, as they are both data.frames. I'm thinking it probably should? At least generate a message about it
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: