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deduped() and with_deduped() gain a new
verbose argument which adds informative deduplication
messaging if TRUE, either by passing the argument or setting the new
global options(deduped.verbose = TRUE).deduped() now has early exits for inputs of length
<= 1 or when no duplication is found.deduped() now drops names if f() drops
names, but keeps input names otherwise. Previously it always kept input
names (#5).deduped_map() has now been completely deleted and the
“Suggests” dependence on purr has been removed. The function was
deprecated with a warning in 0.2.0 and has no documented usage on github
or cran.with_deduped() for malformed inputs
(e.g. not a call tree, or a call with no first argument to
deduplicate.)deduped(f)(x) (and with_deduped) check
that the function maintains length and error if not.
deduped(f)(x) (and with_deduped) now
maintain names and attributes (since we check that length is preserved).
This includes functions that add attributes like fs::path()
where previously this dropped those. Added fs::path_rel
example to README.
Changed to using collapse::fmatch and
base::match in place of fastmatch::fmatch
which as a side effect adds a hash attribute. Removed dependency on
fastmatch.
New with_deduped() acts on an existing expression:
this means you can attach deduplication to an existing call, without
having to break it up. For example,
f(x) |> with_deduped() instead of
deduped(f)(x).
deduped(f)(x) now warns rather than errors on
anything other than an atomic vector or list and simply acts without
deduplication.
deduped() now works correctly on list inputs.deduped_map() was deprecated since it was found to be
slower and more complex in most cases compared to
deduped(lapply)() or deduped(purrr::map)(),
once the list-input issue (above) was fixed.These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.