Some docs for ... argument still refer to size rather than linewidth

[gregrs-uk]

The documentation for functions such as geom_line describes the parameter ... as follows (my emphasis):

Other arguments passed on to [layer()]. These are often aesthetics, used to set an aesthetic to a fixed value, like colour = "red" or size = 3. They may also be parameters to the paired geom/stat.

Now that the linetype aesthetic has replaced size for geom_line and others, this might be slightly misleading (although the relevant aesthetics are listed under the 'Aesthetics' heading). Might it be better to remove the reference to size = 3, for example?

This parameter's documentation seems to be inherited from the geom_point documentation using @inheritParams geom_point.

[yutannihilation]

size = 3 is just an example of tens of possibly-available aesthetics; it doesn't imply all Geoms have size aesthetic. So, I feel this is okay.

[gregrs-uk]

To those familiar with ggplot it makes sense, especially when you know that it's common to other geom_* functions. (A more experienced user would check the list of aesthetics for a particular geom.)

However, I do feel that mentioning the size aesthetic in the documentation for geom_line (as an example) does somewhat imply it's relevant to this geom.

Removing the size example and just keeping colour would presumably allow it to apply to the vast majority of geom functions which inherit this parameter.