Dr. Ryan McShane

FWIW, here's the original plot (whose purpose was simply to extol the virtues of `teamcolors`). I simply replaced a call to the `scale_color_teams` function with a call to `scale_color_discrete`. 

@beanumber just wanted to follow up: I was not able to recreate the issue I was having. I'm having difficulty remembering what the issue was (as I had found a...

Ah yes, I re-rendered my original code (which had no changes) and got different output. I guess my workaround was to tell students to ignore the problem?  Here's a...

The line colors stayed the same, but the label colors did not, regardless of which of the last two lines I used

I ran into this issue as well. I also agree that the error is uninformative. FWIW while `devtools` maintainers consider an improved error message (or not) -- a solution that...

Hello just wanted to comment -- good work all! I have been trying to incorporate `lintr` into [my course](https://stat-37815-au24.ryanmcshane.com/l03-baserfundamentals#assignment-operators)'s autograder but want to allow both `=` and `

@Robinlovelace I found this same error in a different context for `ic_write`. Reprex below. ``` r spurs_games = tibble::tribble( ~BEGIN, ~PRODID, ~VERSION, ~CALSCALE, ~METHOD, ~UID, ~DTSTART, ~DTEND, ~SUMMARY, ~LOCATION, ~END,...

Hi, actually this is certainly a `kableExtra` issue. The `kableExtra:::md_table_parser` internal function is at issue. I just happened to notice it when using RStudio; but it's a problem when producing...

> The problem is that `kableExtra` doesn't fully support `pipe` format, but that's what your code produces. `kableExtra` sometimes tries to handle `pipe` format, but the support is limited and...

> Yup I can convert factors to character, but factor is extremely common in data analysis, especially in R, and converting back and forth would require constantly tracking which columns...