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readMDTable 0.3.2

• Pre-compute rvest-benchmarks benchmark images (#98)

readMDTable 0.3.1

• Add dependency on R (>= 4.1.0) (#92)
• Fixed a typo in a read_md_table warning message (#86)
• Updated documentation for internal and exported functions (#88)
• Added alt text for rvest-benchmarks violin plots (#90)

readMDTable 0.3.0

• BREAKING CHANGE: force param added for read_md_table (#74)
• Fixed a typo in a warning message (#59)
• extract_md_table alias added for extract_md_tables (#69)
• Improvements to markdown table matching (#76, #81)
• Warnings now rely entirely on matching main regex (#69)

readMDTable 0.2.0

• Update extract_md_tables example (#46)
• @inheritDotParams for arguments passed on to readr::read_delim (#44)
• Abstracted the reading of markdown tables into a new internal function read_md_table_content.R (#42)
• Add vignette benchmarking {readMDTable} to {rvest} (#40)
• Added extract_md_tables, which captures all markdown tables from a markdown file (#36)
• Update package description (#35)

readMDTable 0.1.1

• Fixed an issue on Windows where a warning was incorrectly raised on valid separator lines (#28)
• Move from {httr} to {httr2} (#26)
• Added example with warning for read_md_table (#20)
• Fixed an issue with rendering the PDF manual due to unicode characters

readMDTable 0.1.0

Warning Updates

• read_md_table now has a warn param to make warnings optional (#15)
• Checking markdown table validity now uses vectorization (#12)
• Warnings now use {cli} (#12)
• warn_md_table now explicitly returns NULL invisibly (#10)

Misc

• Added a logo (#22)
• Improvements to function documentation (#10)
• Added test coverage with {covr} (#17)

readMDTable 0.0.1

• Initial release.

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