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Currently, no warning is given for typos such as subset_taxa(ps, phylum = "Bacteroidetes"). Instead, this command will simply run and not filter out anything. Contrast with dplyr::filter(), which gives a helpful error message suggesting to use == instead of =.
Adding such behavior seems unambiguously beneficial, but there is perhaps some value in the simplicity of keeping the subset_ commands as simple wrappers around base::subset().
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Currently, no warning is given for typos such as
subset_taxa(ps, phylum = "Bacteroidetes")
. Instead, this command will simply run and not filter out anything. Contrast withdplyr::filter()
, which gives a helpful error message suggesting to use==
instead of=
.Adding such behavior seems unambiguously beneficial, but there is perhaps some value in the simplicity of keeping the
subset_
commands as simple wrappers aroundbase::subset()
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: