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Because it is one of the fundamental benefits of the operator, I thought it would be worth putting in a little bit that explains `::` can be used to prevent namespace conflicts. It seems reasonable, because I think novice R users could otherwise believe that using `conflicted` is the only way to work. But this is just a suggestion.
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Thanks @jimgar for the excellent suggestion! Actually, this repo is my personal fork of the main lesson repo, which is at https://github.com/carpentries-incubator/targets-workshop. Do you mind closing the PR here and submitting it at the main lesson repo instead? (Sorry for not noticing this earlier; I wasn't expecting a PR here). Thanks! |
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My bad! Apologies for taking so long to get around to this myself. Submitted at the base repo carpentries-incubator#24 |
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Because it is one of the fundamental benefits of the operator, I thought it would be worth putting in a little bit that explains
::can be used to prevent namespace conflicts. It seems reasonable, because I think novice R users could otherwise believe that usingconflictedis the only way to work. But this is just a suggestion.