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For a bit more context: some users of tidymodels::tidymodels_prefer()
may not actually know about conflicted
(what problem it solves, how it works, etc.), they're just following example code from tidymodels
' documentation. The error message doesn't give any clue that tidymodels_prefer
was the original cause.
(Can conflicted
be configured to only care about conflicts that were explicitly preferred?)
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In answer to the question in the title: yes.
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I faced the same problem so I switched to namespace prefix conflicted::
instead of attaching the package with library(conflicted)
but this has landed me in a major performance problem, as raised as a separate issue here #75 (comment)
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Related Issues (20)
- Update README with box package
- Upkeep for conflicted (2022)
- Use standard argument checkers
- 'verbose' is not an exported object from 'namespace:R.utils' HOT 1
- FR: Rank of preferred conflicted packages
- Scan for conflicts in internal functions? HOT 4
- "summarize()" isn't considered to be in dplyr, even though it's a synonym for "summarise()" HOT 2
- `conflict_prefer()` is slow HOT 17
- sticky conflicted package : remains in the namespace even after restarting R HOT 1
- consider accepting input like `"dplyr::filter"`? HOT 4
- conflicted_prefer seems to have trouble with package names with . in them as in "data.table" HOT 1
- FR: Prefer an entire package in one call HOT 2
- Respecting `exclude` and `include.only` HOT 1
- Release conflicted 1.2.0
- Weird interaction with targets package HOT 2
- later one automatically takes precendence when accidentally using multiple conflicts_prefer with same object name HOT 1
- Using `conflicts_prefer()` et al. in `.Rprofile` no longer works HOT 5
- warning when preferred package is not loaded
- Resolution of conflicts between a function and a method that's being reexported
- Improve `conflict_scout()` behavior after resolving conflicts
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