Bug fix: single-column data frame input for row_to_names()
now works
#545
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Description
Before this PR and after merging #542, code like this would error:
this is because in the code:
the specific call
dat[row_number,]
turns the single-column data frame (i.e., a list of length 1) to a character vector (of length 3 in this case). This, in turn, makessapply()
to iterate over a wrong vector and therefore error.Changing this to
dat[row_number, , drop = FALSE]
solves this.A relevant test was added to prevent this in the future.
Finally, documentation for the changed behavior of the
row_number
argument inrow_to_names()
was added, and the NEWS file was edited to reflect changes in this PR and in #542.Related Issue
Fixes #536 and follows up on #542.
Example
See above.