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If it does break stuff that you think it shouldn't please let me know. Goal is to do a patch release in a month or two to fix anything I broke accidentally.

by hadley 11y ago

minimaxir 11y ago
Mostly the geom_bar and geom_histogram split, which I agree was a good idea. I also used the order parameter on a few visualizations, so I'm unsure how to order a stacked bar chart without it. I'll give it another look and see what I find and file as appropriate.
- hadley 11y ago
  Thanks! I think I have have underestimated how many people confused bar charts and histograms :/
  - infinite8s 11y ago
    Well the only difference seems to be whether the x axis is ordinal or continuous.
thalesian2 11y ago
Oh man, where do I even begin? Error in add_ggplot(e1, e2, e2name) : could not find function "is.coord" Error in (function (el, elname) : "panel.ontop" is not a valid theme element name... Error in layer(mapping = structure(list(x = element$Line, y = 0, xend = element$Line, : unused arguments (arrow = NULL, lineend = "butt", na.rm = FALSE, colour = "grey50", linetype = 2) Error : Unknown parameters: guides Error in FUN(X[[i]], ...) : attempt to apply non-function Error in coord_tern() : could not find function "coord" I just can't keep up with this - most of these errors are with objects I am not using (such as 'panel.ontop' when using theme(legend.position="bottom"). For those of us who chose (made the mistake?) of using ggplot2 with larger projects such as shiny, large updates like this which render all our past code mute presents a dilemma - do we keep re-learning this wheel or just stop updating altogether? The latter seems to be the only feasible course. Every plot implementation I had on my website was broken by this update. I don't mean to be mean, ggplot2 is a wonderful package, but this update presented all headaches.
- hadley 11y ago
  Please file bugs on GitHub. It looks like you're using packages built on top of ggplot2 - in particular the maintainer of ggtern seems to have disappeared. Otherwise I'd highly recommend using packrat or similar so you can choose on a project by project basis when you want to upgrade selected packages.

If it does break stuff that you think it shouldn't please let me know. Goal is to do a patch release in a month or two to fix anything I broke accidentally.

by hadley 11y ago

If it does break stuff that you think it shouldn't please let me know. Goal is to do a patch release in a month or two to fix anything I broke accidentally.

minimaxir 11y ago

Mostly the geom_bar and geom_histogram split, which I agree was a good idea. I also used the order parameter on a few visualizations, so I'm unsure how to order a stacked bar chart without it. I'll give it another look and see what I find and file as appropriate.

hadley 11y ago
Thanks! I think I have have underestimated how many people confused bar charts and histograms :/
- infinite8s 11y ago
  Well the only difference seems to be whether the x axis is ordinal or continuous.

thalesian2 11y ago

Oh man, where do I even begin? Error in add_ggplot(e1, e2, e2name) : could not find function "is.coord" Error in (function (el, elname) : "panel.ontop" is not a valid theme element name... Error in layer(mapping = structure(list(x = element$Line, y = 0, xend = element$Line, : unused arguments (arrow = NULL, lineend = "butt", na.rm = FALSE, colour = "grey50", linetype = 2) Error : Unknown parameters: guides Error in FUN(X[[i]], ...) : attempt to apply non-function Error in coord_tern() : could not find function "coord" I just can't keep up with this - most of these errors are with objects I am not using (such as 'panel.ontop' when using theme(legend.position="bottom"). For those of us who chose (made the mistake?) of using ggplot2 with larger projects such as shiny, large updates like this which render all our past code mute presents a dilemma - do we keep re-learning this wheel or just stop updating altogether? The latter seems to be the only feasible course. Every plot implementation I had on my website was broken by this update. I don't mean to be mean, ggplot2 is a wonderful package, but this update presented all headaches.

hadley 11y ago
Please file bugs on GitHub. It looks like you're using packages built on top of ggplot2 - in particular the maintainer of ggtern seems to have disappeared. Otherwise I'd highly recommend using packrat or similar so you can choose on a project by project basis when you want to upgrade selected packages.