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if (do_flatten) flatten(x[, start:end]) elsex[, start:end]
I think the problem is indexing behaviors in tibbles vs data frames. A data frame will "drop" and return a vector if only one column is selected. tibbles don't do this by default. Setting drop = TRUE should fix it.
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repr/R/utils.r
Line 162 in f4780e5
I think the problem is indexing behaviors in tibbles vs data frames. A data frame will "drop" and return a vector if only one column is selected. tibbles don't do this by default. Setting
drop = TRUE
should fix it.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: