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rachlobay opened this issue Aug 8, 2022 · 1 comment
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Create a rename() function that is more specialized for an epi_df #195

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Want to create our own rename() function such that if we rename a column corresponding to other_keys, we update the metadata accordingly (to have the updated name). For example, if we consider ex3 from here, if the user performs renamed_ex3 = ex3 %>% dplyr::rename(Pol = pol), then the metadata for renamed_ex3 should be updated to have Pol under $other_keys instead of pol. Also, if the user tries to change the name of either geo_value or time_value, should probably throw an error as those two are important to leave named as they are. Mentioned in Issues #192 and #194.
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@rachlobay rachlobay changed the title Create our own implementation for rename() Create a rename() function that is more specialized for an epi_df Aug 8, 2022
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Related: #223. ?dplyr_extending might provide a way to limit the number of S3 implementations we have to provide.

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brookslogan pushed a commit that referenced this issue Nov 1, 2022
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Address failing test, use dplyr_extending, don't ungroup in slides
cfebe5f 
* Fix failing grouped `epix_slide` test, where `group_modify` dropped the
  `epi_df` class when binding results together, by implementing
  `dplyr_reconstruct.epi_df`.
* Implement the rest of `?dplyr_extending` and remove some now-unnecessary S3
  methods for dplyr verbs, addressing #195, #223, and changing `epi[x]_slide` to
  leave grouping intact.
* Update tests for grouped slides to reflect new behavior.
* Update NEWS.md.
brookslogan pushed a commit that referenced this issue Nov 1, 2022
@lcbrooks
Half-fix failing test, use dplyr_extending, don't ungroup in slides
4ca96b0 
* Half-fix failing grouped `epix_slide` test, where `group_modify` dropped the
  `epi_df` class when binding results together, by implementing
  `dplyr_reconstruct.epi_df`.  Somehow a session documenting and testing
  immediately before this commit and then after it will have the tests pass, but
  the tests won't pass off of this branch directly.  The class vector involved
  in the failure does appear to change.
* Explicate `epix_slide` `count` derivation.
* Implement the rest of `?dplyr_extending` and remove some now-unnecessary S3
  methods for dplyr verbs, addressing #195, #223, and changing `epi[x]_slide` to
  leave grouping intact.
* Update tests for grouped slides to reflect new behavior.
* Update NEWS.md.
brookslogan pushed a commit that referenced this issue Nov 2, 2022
@lcbrooks
Use dplyr_extending, don't ungroup in epix_slide, back to `group_…
11f65e7 
…modify`

* Implement `?dplyr_extending` and remove some now-unnecessary S3 methods for
  dplyr verbs, addressing #195, #223, and failing `epix_slide` test.
* Don't ungroup `epix_slide` result.  Update corresponding test.
* Update NEWS.md.
* Explicate `epix_slide` `count` derivation in comments and variable names.
* Fix some desynced duplicated code in `epix_slide` and use `group_modify` again
  instead of `summarize` in order to keep slide computation input available as
  an `epi_df`.
brookslogan pushed a commit that referenced this issue Nov 2, 2022
@lcbrooks
Use dplyr_extending, don't ungroup in epix_slide, back to `group_…
0ffcff5 
…modify`

* Implement `?dplyr_extending` and remove some now-unnecessary S3 methods for
  dplyr verbs, addressing #195, #223, and failing `epix_slide` test.
* Don't ungroup `epix_slide` result.  Update corresponding test.
* Update NEWS.md.
* Explicate `epix_slide` `count` derivation in comments and variable names.
* Fix some desynced duplicated code in `epix_slide` and use `group_modify` again
  instead of `summarize` in order to keep slide computation input available as
  an `epi_df`.
brookslogan pushed a commit that referenced this issue Nov 3, 2022
@lcbrooks
Use dplyr_extending, don't ungroup in epix_slide, back to `group_…
10d5f55 
…modify`

* Implement `?dplyr_extending` and remove some now-unnecessary S3 methods for
  dplyr verbs, addressing #195, #223, and failing `epix_slide` test.
* Don't ungroup `epix_slide` result.  Update corresponding test.
* Update NEWS.md.
* Explicate `epix_slide` `count` derivation in comments and variable names.
* Fix some desynced duplicated code in `epix_slide` and use `group_modify` again
  instead of `summarize` in order to keep slide computation input available as
  an `epi_df`.
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