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collapse argument from the paste function is not supported #405
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Hi, @ianmcook. Unfortunately not.
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It looks like you could implement the @PauloJhonny are you interested in trying to create a pull request with this change? |
@ianmcook Hi. Yes. It would be really great if this function was translated. What I’m doing now is querying a stored procedure (which uses FOR XML PATH and STUFF) from SQL Server in R, but it’s so complicated for me. Until so, I never created a pull request, so I'm not sure how to do it. What am I supposed to do? And thank you for your help, @ianmcook!! |
If you're comfortable with Git and the command line, you could follow these instructions: If you're more comfortable staying inside RStudio, then you can achieve the same thing with the usethis package. Instructions here: |
@ianmcook, it seems that there are 3 Travis failures, but I think it's not related to the changes in the PR. What do you think about it? |
Yep, it looks like those test failures are caused by other problems that have nothing to do with your PR. dplyr and some related packages are undergoing major changes right now in preparation for the upcoming dplyr 1.0 release, and it's fairly common for some tests to be failing at times like that. Later, one of the dbplyr maintainers might ask you to sync your fork so that all the changes that have been made in dbplyr in the meantime become part of your fork. Any changes that you push to your fork will automatically become part of the PR, and will trigger the Travis tests to run again. Don't delete your fork until the PR is merged. |
Hi,
I am querying a database in SQL Server using dbplyr (this package is amazing) and I would like to concatenate the strings of the column name, grouping by id and removing the duplicated names. For example:
to
I tried to use the code below with the collapse argument, but it says it is not possible.
Is there any way I can do this using dbplyr?
Thank you.
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