Call arrange()
after group_by() + summarize()
#6
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Hi there, we ran revdeps for dplyr and your package appeared in our checks.
We have updated
arrange()
to now have an explicit.locale
argument that defaults to American English. It previously respected the system locale, but this is more performant and reproducible across R sessions.You currently rely on the resulting ordering of
group_by(df, x) %>% summarize()
matching the ordering you'd get back fromarrange(df, x)
. Instead, we suggest explicitly callingarrange()
after callingsummarize()
if you rely on that ordering, as it will no longer matcharrange()
automatically in the next version of dplyr.If you install this PR, you will see that one of your tests fails because of this assumption. tidyverse/dplyr#6263
Luckily, the fix here is simple and work with both dev and CRAN dplyr! If you could merge this PR and then go ahead and send a release to CRAN, then we would greatly appreciate it. It will make releasing the next version of dplyr easier for us.
Thanks!