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Closes #1698 1698_update_restrict)derivation_doc: Update description of derivation argument #1744

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Comment on lines 8 to 13
#'
#' A function is expected. The function must provide the `dataset` argument
#' and all arguments specified in the `params()` objects passed to the
#' `variable_params` and `...` argument. Therefore it is not possible to
#' specify dplyr functions like `mutate()` or `summarize()`.
#'
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#' A function is expected. The function must provide the `dataset` argument
#' and all arguments specified in the `params()` objects passed to the
#' `variable_params` and `...` argument. Therefore it is not possible to
#' specify dplyr functions like `mutate()` or `summarize()`.
#'
#'
#' A function is expected. The function must provide the `dataset` argument
#' and all arguments specified in the `params()` objects passed to the
#' `variable_params` and `...` argument. Therefore, it is not possible to
#' specify `{dplyr}` functions like `mutate()` or `summarize()`.
#'

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Maybe Therefore is the wrong word?? Perhaps Please Note

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#' A function is expected. The function must provide the `dataset` argument
#' and all arguments specified in the `params()` objects passed to the `arg`
#' argument. Therefore it is not possible to specify dplyr functions like
#' `mutate()` or `summarize()`.
#'
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See above

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#' @param derivation Derivation
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What is a Derivation? Could we say something about how the function is performing the derivation. I know what this is doing I just think a new user might be confused

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Good point! I have added a short definition. Does it make sense?

I have also added it to the "Get Started" page.

In principle a glossary would be nice but hard to realize in R documentation.

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Omg a glossary would be fantastic. I'm making an issue for this lol.

Comment on lines 9 to 12
#' A function is expected. The function must provide the `dataset` argument
#' and all arguments specified in the `params()` objects passed to the `arg`
#' argument. Therefore it is not possible to specify dplyr functions like
#' `mutate()` or `summarize()`.
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#' A function is expected. The function must provide the `dataset` argument
#' and all arguments specified in the `params()` objects passed to the `arg`
#' argument. Therefore it is not possible to specify dplyr functions like
#' `mutate()` or `summarize()`.
#' An `{admiral}` function that performs a specific derivation is expected. The function must
# ' provide the `dataset` argument
#' and all arguments specified in the `params()` objects passed to the `arg`
#' argument. Please note, it is not possible to specify `{dplyr}` functions like
#' `mutate()` or `summarize()`.

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Possible suggestion?

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I would not restrict to "admiral" because a derivation could be implemented in TA, company, or study specific admiral packages.

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Looks awesome. I am serious about the glossary!

@bundfussr bundfussr merged commit 1e4c7ee into devel Feb 16, 2023
@bundfussr bundfussr deleted the 1698_update_restrict_derivation_doc@devel branch February 16, 2023 10:01
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Documentation: Improve Documentation of derivation in restrict_derivation()
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