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dplyr is a user facing package so it's rather dependency heavy in favour of providing the whole package to users. This means it doesn't feel like a great dependency for an SDK, which wants to be low-level. Fortunately, it should be pretty easy to switch out dplyr for vctrs, which is the low-level equivalent, replacing dplyr::bind_rows() with vctrs::vec_rbind().
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@hadley what license does vctrs package have? I support the idea of using as little transitive dependencies as possible, though we have to go through approvals for any new packages. e.g. I had to remove configr dep for manual parting of INI file for this same purpose.
dplyr is a user facing package so it's rather dependency heavy in favour of providing the whole package to users. This means it doesn't feel like a great dependency for an SDK, which wants to be low-level. Fortunately, it should be pretty easy to switch out dplyr for vctrs, which is the low-level equivalent, replacing
dplyr::bind_rows()
withvctrs::vec_rbind()
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: