check_model(model) outputs different graph than README.md(?)

[rempsyc]

I made a tutorial introducing check_model(model) and at some point realized that it was giving me a different figure than that shown in the README.md, like this:

# load packages
library(performance)
library(see)

# defining a model
model <- lm(mpg ~ wt + am + gear + vs * cyl, data = mtcars)

# checking model assumptions
check_model(model)

From the README.md:

From performance_0.7.2.1:

I thought it was because the README.md reflected the development version from Github and not the CRAN version so I tried install_github("easystats/performance") and now sessionInfo() gives me

other attached packages:
[1] performance_0.7.2.1 see_0.6.1  

Are these the most up-to-date?

The differences are really minor but I was just hoping them to look exactly the same especially since the one in the README.md looks better. For example, (1) One has a caption for multicollinearity (although it is cut); (2) It also has confidence bands around the linearity and variance assumptions; (3) The order of presentation is different (normality at the end and on the same row, making it easier to quickly compare, same for linearity/variance); (4) Influential observations seem to make more sense to guide interpretation (including caption).; (5) The multicollinearity is horizontal rather than vertical, therefore saving space (as well as giving reference values); (6) The interpretation guidelines differ between the two: e.g., for linearity and variance, one emphasizes the form of the line, the other the dots in relation to the line.

[bwiernik]

From the README has the most recent plots for lm models. Your example shows older versions, namely for the influential observations/outliers plot, which was previously a bar plot and is now a leverage-residuals plot, which is more useful for determining if any point is overly influential. You should update to the most recent version of performance and re-run the function.

[rempsyc]

Last time I simply used install_github("easystats/performance") to update but this time I completely uninstalled performance and reinstalled it using the same command. Same problem. Also same version:

other attached packages:
[1] performance_0.7.2.1

Could you tell me which version is actually the latest?

UPDATE: I tried also updating package see (to version see_0.6.4), and that fixed the issue! So turns out updating performance wasn't enough, one also had to update see! Thanks!

[rempsyc]

Solution: Also update package see to the latest version!

[bwiernik]

Be sure that you also have the current version of the see package installed.

To install all of the latest versions of the easystats packages use easystats::easystats_install_latest()