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The new tibble seems to have a version conflict for |
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The example fails with: Is there something else that you could demo with so that we wouldn't have to add |
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Wow, this is a buried one. |
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Oh, a follow-up issue: |
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Oy vey. Can we do without an example? I'm trying to keep the dependencies low and |
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Yeah, it's a big one, so I get that! I also feel like the example is nice but not essential given the context, so I removed it |
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Closes #112
This PR adds a tidy() method for model_fit objects. Right now, it uses a tryCatch to grab the generics message (which seems about the right message to me). I could always remove that and let the generic handle it, since it's a pretty readable message on its own. Currently, the
tidy.model_fitobject is exported, which is a bit out of norm, so I can change that if needed.