[WIP] Add dependency on dplyr #138
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Analysis of dplyr dependency issue
Understanding the Problem
The issue "where is the dependency on dplyr?" suggests there may be confusion or problems with how dplyr is declared/imported.
Current State
import(dplyr)(line 35) and specificimportFrom(dplyr, ...)(lines 37-41)dplyr::prefix for all dplyr function calls@import dplyrroxygen tag@importFrom dplyr ...roxygen tagsIssues Identified
@import dplyrand@importFrom dplyr ...exist@import dplyrin cheers_checker.R causes the entire dplyr package to be imported@importFromstatements exist in other files which is better practiceProposed Solution
@import dplyrfrom cheers_checker.R@importFromstatements for functions usedVerification
importFromstatementsOriginal prompt
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