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.drop
My first expectation would have been that .drop only applies for specific variables, i.e. in the following a and b would still keep their groups:
a
b
data %>% group_by(a, b, .drop = FALSE) %>% group_by(c, .drop = TRUE)
Since creating empty groups is expensive, a more granular drop attribute might be useful.
Originally posted by @lionel- in #4091
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I think we'll solve this by allowing the user to supply their own grouping data frame, which we're tracking in #4722
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My first expectation would have been that
.drop
only applies for specific variables, i.e. in the followinga
andb
would still keep their groups:Since creating empty groups is expensive, a more granular drop attribute might be useful.
Originally posted by @lionel- in #4091
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: