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thematic 0.1.8

• Fixed an compatibility issue with the new ggplot2 v4.0.0 release. (#164, thanks @teunbrand)
• Added requirement of ggplot2 >= 3.5.2. (#161, thanks @antivirak)

thematic 0.1.7

• Updates to accomodate new ggplot2 v4.0.0 release. (#156)

thematic 0.1.6

• Add basic positron IDE support. (#152)
• Update for now deprecated systemfonts::match_font(). (#153)

thematic 0.1.5

• Accommodate for breaking changes in ggplot2 v3.5.0. (#148)
• {thematic} now works with recent versions of the {vdiffr} package. (#149)

thematic 0.1.4

• The {httpgd} graphics device (and thus, Github codespaces) is now supported. (#143)

thematic 0.1.3

• Closed #129: Fixed a bug with not being able override thematic inside geom_sf(). (#129)
• Closed #120: A warning about a length-one vector is no longer thrown on R 4.2. (#121)
• Closed #111: {thematic} no longer throws an error when used with ggiraph::dsvg(). (#112)

thematic 0.1.2.1

Patch release for vdiffr 1.0

thematic 0.1.2

• Closed #89: {thematic} now works as expected with the {gganimate} package. (#96)
• Closed #93: Better support for {ggplot2} extensions that set geom/scale colour defaults to 0.
• Closed #90: Enabling thematic no longer fails when used with package(s) that register {ggplot2} methods via registerS3method() within .onLoad() ({zoo} is one such package that does this). (#90)
• Closed #86: thematic_rmd() now works as expected in shiny: runtime Rmd documents. (#87)
• Closed #82: Fixed a bug with ggplot2::element_blank() in plot-specific user code not being respected by {thematic}. (#83)

thematic 0.1.1

• Initial release of the package, see https://rstudio.github.io/thematic/

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