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Thanks for this great package. It makes plotting and making reports a breeze.
I have experienced an issue when I try to plot a big data frame and make a mistake in the code to generate the plot. I figure out why the code fails, and that's not the problem. However, while ggpubr is throwing an error explaining the mistake, it seems like it is still doing something in the background which freezes the RStudio session for some time.
I tried this with smaller data frames and it is not a problem then. But when you have hundreds of columns and thousands of rows it becomes a problem. Please see my reprex below. Any ideas how to prevent data processing when there is an error so it fails fast?
## This fails and freezes the RStudio session for some time# ggscatter(test_dat, x="X1", y="X2", color="category", legend="none", add="segment")# > Error in match.arg(add) : # > 'arg' should be one of “none”, “reg.line”, “loess”
Hello,
Thanks for this great package. It makes plotting and making reports a breeze.
I have experienced an issue when I try to plot a big data frame and make a mistake in the code to generate the plot. I figure out why the code fails, and that's not the problem. However, while
ggpubr
is throwing an error explaining the mistake, it seems like it is still doing something in the background which freezes the RStudio session for some time.I tried this with smaller data frames and it is not a problem then. But when you have hundreds of columns and thousands of rows it becomes a problem. Please see my reprex below. Any ideas how to prevent data processing when there is an error so it fails fast?
Best,
Atakan
Created on 2019-05-24 by the reprex package (v0.2.1)
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