Filip Wästberg
Filip Wästberg
I also got this warning and error when updating to `dbplyr 2.2.0`. Maybe this has to do with the version of R? What version of R are you running @jkylearmstrong...
Maybe just a `fill_manual` or `color_manual` argument inside `dbplot_`? To emphasize that the parameter is outside `aes()`?
That is an interesting idea. @mhahsler what is your general view on using recommenderlab in production for data larger than movielense and other example data sets?
This is happening because of the brackets in the documentation? That is: `createAzureContext(tenantID = "{TID}", clientID = "{CID}", authKey= "{KEY}")` Which causes confusion since you normally don't need brackets in...
Ah, I see. Yeah, it probably is. The example worked on my mac at home.
Thanks Thomas! I'll start working on a new package and I'll notify you when its done then you can decide if you want to refer to it in the readme...
Great! You can have a look at the process and try it out here: https://github.com/filipwastberg/swemaps2
Is there a `plumber` vignette coming for this?
Thanks, seems like a great alternative. I'll try and figure out how to user `rsparse` with it. Nevertheless, it would be helpful with a vignette for how you could deploy...
Check your spelling! That warning message is, for some reason, default when you're trying to install a package that does not exist.