Bugfix/issue 1033 lubridate::here() #1044
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…und.Rmd here vs lubridate::here() -> stats vs. dplyr::filter()
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Issue 1033 #1033 points out to
lubridate::here()being removed from the package. The example in Sec 10.2.1 https://r-pkgs.org/dependencies-mindset-background.html#sec-dependencies-namespace-motivation got obsolete. I am providing a replacement withdplyr::filter()although I recognize that it has limitations: it does not really how the package load sequence affects the search path.(Some easy alternatives can be cooked up with
tidylogthat provides additional output to manydplyrverbs.)