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This is a quick refactor to move control objects in tests to a single file, helper-objects.R as suggested in #88. This was relatively standard across tests, with exceptions for stan which needed less verbosity.

This is the easiest refactor suggested in the issue to be sure, but I'd like to handle the refactor of data references separately in smaller chunks. There's a bit of variability that will take some work to standardize, but I think it could be nice to have.

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@topepo topepo merged commit 6a84962 into tidymodels:master Dec 1, 2019
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topepo commented Dec 1, 2019

Thanks

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