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On the ?fill help page, there is no statement that fill knows to respect groups from dplyr::group_by. (The last example does demonstrate this.) Same on the ?expand and ?complete help pages, possibly other functions too. It would be great if there was a standard sentence or phrase that was part of the Description section for all non-dplyr functions that know what to do with a grouped_df. Perhaps "Respects tibble groupings".
I think this would both serve as a good reference (I constructed a little example before posting thing to check on expand... I was pretty sure it respected groups but needed to check to see), and also for those new users who read help pages it might help cement the concept that group_by isn't magic that works with every function, only specially constructed functions.
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On the
?fill
help page, there is no statement thatfill
knows to respect groups fromdplyr::group_by
. (The last example does demonstrate this.) Same on the?expand
and?complete
help pages, possibly other functions too. It would be great if there was a standard sentence or phrase that was part of theDescription
section for all non-dplyr
functions that know what to do with agrouped_df
. Perhaps "Respects tibble groupings".I think this would both serve as a good reference (I constructed a little example before posting thing to check on
expand
... I was pretty sure it respected groups but needed to check to see), and also for those new users who read help pages it might help cement the concept thatgroup_by
isn't magic that works with every function, only specially constructed functions.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: