hpa.spatial 0.2.13

• remove hideous meta-programming that was handling the recursive calling of
  map_data_with_correspondence() (now that it's not used recursively).

• where possible to use a combination of ASGS correspondence tables (including
  combining multiple) use these for mapping data across editions/geographies.

• avoid recursive programming for map_data_with_correspondence() by using new
  function: .map_data_with_ct()

• update testing suite to be faster to run and more comprehensive.

hpa.spatial 0.2.12

• data read from {hpa.spatial.data} is read from a specific commit to ensure
  (from now on) old versions of {hpa.spatial} will read the same data as they
  are expected to (did at the time of analyses).

• allow user to specify a custom correspondence table to
  map_data_with_correspondence().

• add access to recently added Aged Care Planning Region shape files
  (on {hpa.spatial.data}).

• only do GHA for R CMD CHECK on Windows.

• update README.

• update vignettes.

hpa.spatial 0.2.11

• Ensure that SA2s can completely map to LHNs (including SA2s with zero pop).
  Includes an associated change to {hpa.spatial.data} commit.

hpa.spatial 0.2.10

• update create_child_geo() to assign un-parented mesh blocks to the nearest
  polygon from parent_geo.

• update testing snaps after LHN polygon was updated on {hpa.spatial.data}.

• create vignettes

hpa.spatial 0.2.9

• use open-source (MIT) license.

• bug fix: when creating a correspondence table and there is a complete match
  between the polygons but all meshblocks data within have populations of zero,
  allow the match with ratio = 1.

• bug fix: when using map_data_with_correspondence, avoid bug which converts
  Date grouping variables to numeric (use of cbind.data.frame, not cbind).

• workflow: add github action workflows for checking package (check-standard) and
  making a github pages website (pkgdown).

• bug fix: map_data_with_correspondence() would get confused when a vector
  object is used in combination with .data. Now the vector is attempted to be
  evaluated and if that errors, it accesses it from .data.

hpa.spatial 0.2.8

• allow user to get Modified Monash Model data (for SA1, 2016 ed.) using
  get_polygon(name = "mmm19") or get_mmm19_poly().

• bug fix: pass value_type appropriately when groups are used in
  map_data_with_correspondence().

• feature: let map_data_with_correspondence() take a list of vectors for
  groups or, when .data is passed, can take a character vector or column names
  or a vector of symbols.

hpa.spatial 0.2.7

• allow map_data_with_correspondence() to take from_geo and to_geo rather
  than only areas and years. (Also requires adding export_fname arg,
  consistent with changes to get_correspondence_tbl().)

• allow get_correspondence_tbl() to take from_geo and to_geo rather than
  only areas and years to get the polygons via get_polygon(). Also allow user
  to specify an export_fname (file name) to save the correspondence table for
  these new tables as they can't be named with make_fname()

hpa.spatial 0.2.6

• make create_child_geo() which adapts an sf polygon (child_geo) object by
  splitting polygons which span across multiple polygons within another passed
  sf polygon object (parent_geo). Can be used to adapt, for example, SA3s
  that span across multiple LHN's so that those that cross are split.

• move datasets that are used to
  hpa.spatial.data
  pkg and access them just int he same way that {strayr} reads in data from
  {absmapsdata}.

• properly use export_dir from get_polygon().

• remove all internal data and rely only on data from
  hpa.spatial.data.

hpa.spatial 0.2.5

• move PHN_CODE to be first col of phn to be consistent with other pkg data.

hpa.spatial 0.2.4

• use tidy evaluation on quosures to avoid problems with accessing objects
  passed to hpa.spatial functions that evaluate calls.

• save and read correspondence tables to save time particularly when a
  correspondence table that's being created is being created many times over
  within map_data_with_correspondence() (say, when groups is being used)