The description for tidyselect::one_of() in ver 1.0.0 states:
one_of() is retired in favour of the more precise any_of() and all_of() selectors.
So I was a bit surprised to find that these functions are not being exported in select-helpers.R like the other functions are.
This seems to only be a problem in package development, where trying to use dplyr::any_of() fails (because it isn't exported like one_of() is).
The description for
tidyselect::one_of()in ver 1.0.0 states:So I was a bit surprised to find that these functions are not being exported in
select-helpers.Rlike the other functions are.This seems to only be a problem in package development, where trying to use
dplyr::any_of()fails (because it isn't exported likeone_of()is).