NEWS.md
left_join
with data.table
as input (#22).mutate
with .sequential = TRUE
has been changed to support scenarios where group_by
or key_by
were used as well.transmute
gained the same .sequential
argument with the same underlying logic.summarize
and aliases gained parameter .assume_optimized
in case table.express
doesn’t know about a function that data.table
can optimize.summarize
and aliases can support the sequential logic mentioned before if the summarizing functions are not assumed to be optimized.dplyr
without importing data.table
(#21).summarize
/summarise
verbs.right_join
gained parameter which
.start_expr
/chain
/end_expr
with some considerations, check the updated vignettes (#3). Importantly, this makes table.express
conflict with dtplyr
.left_join
.*_sd
verbs now support lambdas as formulas (#19).max_by
and min_by
verbs.mutate_sd
gained parameter .pairwise
.distinct
gained parameters .keep
and .n
.transmute
gained parameter .enlist
(#20).filter_on
now allows empty names for data tables that already have keys (#17).which
parameter (#17).nest_expr
for certain scenarios that need the captured data.table
; check the vignette (#16).semi_join
.distinct
verb.transmute
is no longer an alias for select
. This is to make the latter more flexible in some bare selection cases (like combining several tidyselect
calls), and leave the former more simple and preferable for actual transmutation cases (#4).mutate_sd
and transmute_sd
now support a list of functions as input, but with slightly different semantics; check the vignette (#8 and #11).mutate_sd
and filter_sd
support the .COL
pronoun for .SDcols
predicates, but they remain eager in this regard.select
and filter_on
gained a .negate
parameter (#9 and #6).mutate
gained a .sequential
parameter to enable usage of newly created columns.table.express.verbose
is TRUE
, or .verbose = TRUE
in start_expr
/chain
.*_sd
verbs now have .SDcols
before their ellipsis. This should only require code adjustment for transmute_sd
when .SDcols
was left missing.Special thanks to @leungi for checking consistency with dplyr
in several cases.