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Hope things are going well & I'm still finding this to be such a useful package.
I've come across a problem with join_overlap_left() if the right ranges contain a CharacterList column, as might be output from reduce_ranges() depending on the function being used. If there is a CharacterList column, the fuction simply outputs the error:
This shouldn't (to my mind) produce a character column, but should return a list column. If the object is more complicated than my toy example, it can cause the data to fall apart pretty badly.
Hi Stuart,
Hope things are going well & I'm still finding this to be such a useful package.
I've come across a problem with
join_overlap_left()
if the right ranges contain aCharacterList
column, as might be output fromreduce_ranges()
depending on the function being used. If there is aCharacterList
column, the fuction simply outputs the error:As a minimal reproducible example:
This produces the above error, however, the same error doesn't occur when using a generic S3 list column
I also noticed that I couldn't find a way to change the original
CharacterList
column into an S3 list usingmutate()
, but that might be a side issue.This shouldn't (to my mind) produce a
character
column, but should return alist
column. If the object is more complicated than my toy example, it can cause the data to fall apart pretty badly.Hopefully that's not too much information.
Cheers,
Steve
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