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pull plot_thermal_habitat_persistence fix into main
correction to the formatting of a landing page table
Pull `dev` into `main`
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Update DESCRIPTION and NEWS.md files to reflect new version for release
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Sync `dev` and `main`
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…s a bootstrap method, this ensures that plots will be reproducible
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This all looks fine, but when i try switch to this branch, Rstudio wont let me and puts in a state where i am in "no branch" and when i try to switch back to Not sure why this is happening, since the diff (from EDIT: Ah, i see. It was due to an old branch. The .Rproj has been untracked in earlier PRs and this PR removed it. Had to create a new project in existing directory, then all was good. |
Not quite. This PR is problematic. I've converted to a draft for now. Please suspend any actions until further notice. Thanks! |
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I cloned off of main this morning and updated the 1 file, not sure what is going on with the old pull requests and .Rproj |
Yes, this is what's causing the problems. A branch cloned from |
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do you want me to open another pr with a different branch? |
You'll need to branch off of |
UNDER REVIEW. DO NOT MERGE!!!
Justification
Short term trend plotting was not reproducible last year, resulting in trend lines appearing/disappearing when plots were regenerated. This is caused by the bootstrapping in the
arfitmethods used to fit the short-term trend.Fixes #401
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Reviewer instructions
ecodata::plot_**call withn = 10multiple times to ensure short-term trend (or lack thereof) is reproducible. Suggest to useplot_comdat(varName = "revenue", n = 10)as this gave us trouble last year.Formatting
This repo contains an
air.tomlfile that automatically formats code to a set of standards.It is preferred that contributors and reviewers install the Air formatting tool.
Code submitted in this pull request will be automatically checked for correct formatting.