NEWS.md

In ekstroem/cleanR: A Suite of Checks for Identification of Potential Errors in a Data Frame as Part of the Data Screening Process

Upcoming version

• Fixed a bug in identifyNums that removed all periods when checking if a variable was numeric - thanks to Hervé Barjat (#56)

dataMaid 1.4.0

• Fixed a bug in isCPR that threw a warning when checking if a variable was labelled or haven_labelled
• Added functions to check that pandoc, whoami, and git are available on the system. If not, an error message is printed

dataMaid 1.3.1

• Updated requirements for package robustbase. This fixes convergence problems of mc thanks to Martin Maechler and the robustbase team. Thanks to Erik Bülow for pointing the error out (#27)
• Updated the calls to the labelled functions so they match the upcoming changes to the haven package
• Fixed bin sizes in standardVisual histograms so they match the plots created by ggplots2
• Adding the tableVisual function to the options for visual functions
• Various minor internal fixes
• Added geometry to YAML definitions to fix margins with pdf output

dataMaid 1.1.2

• Added information about the directory the makeDataReport command was run from
• Fixed a bug with determining the full name of the user running the report, and added the username to the report as well.
• Minor tweaks related to the label attributes. Fixes #21 - thanks to jomuller.
• Added data.frame label to the presentation under the summary table. Fixes #23 - thanks to carlbfrederick
• Fixed a bug with the arguments to makeCodebook - thanks to Jaeoc (#24)
• Fixed a bug with the factors with unused levels - thanks to Erik Bülow (#26)

dataMaid 1.1.0

• Added makeCodebook() function to use a default set of arguments to produce a codebook-like document.
• Added the bigPresidentData dataset
• Various minor bug fixes

dataMaid 1.0.0

• Substantial speed-up from optimizing the plot information saved to the Rmarkdown file and the amount of objects passed on internally.

ekstroem/cleanR documentation built on Jan. 31, 2022, 8:58 a.m.