James Ward

I can confirm above, in various forms using conda environment to try to fill holes in library files. I can get Bandage console text output shown above with just `bandage-0.9.0...

@sjackman Thanks for commenting! Yes I'm hoping for 0.9.0. It looks like another fork has active development: [asl/Bandage](https://github.com/asl/Bandage), including some new things they're scoping out. That said, they migrated to...

I just came here to look for a similar workaround, wondering if I could circumvent the loss function to "push harder" to display overlaps. It looks like the magic happens...

Adding +1 to the request to handle symlinks as proper local files, and not retreat back to the source file and source file name. It is fairly cumbersome to override...

First, I wanted to say that is a *really pretty* heatmap table! Really like the groupings, the use of gap widths, and colors. Second, I encountered similar situation where I...

For what it's worth, there is a simpler way to call `call_fn_ellipsis()` above. ```R my_new_lil_function2

I know this issue is low-priority and that's alright. :) I'm working around by forcing in-gamut colors for each hue in my work. I'm just posting a screenshot, realizing I...

Wow this is great, thanks so much for your time and the updates! I will test as you described in the PR and comment accordingly.

Just to round out this issue, yes @yihui I have finally tested the update, and confirm that it fixes my scenario! Thank you so much for the update. I had...

I'll be upfront, I anticipate a totally reasonable response might be "Try it and let us know if it works." I think that's a reasonable next step, no shade. Imagine...