Refactor Unlisting of nonAtomic Columns Using tidyr::unnest_wider()#7
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Refactor Unlisting of nonAtomic Columns Using tidyr::unnest_wider()#7munozedg wants to merge 4 commits intoopenanalytics:masterfrom
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…olumns. I solved the problem by applying the tidyr::unnest_wider() function twice to get a tidy data frame. That creates a dependency on the package tidyr, but I believe it can be solved with base-like R code.
…in the resulting data frame when calling the functions without assigning the result to an object/data frame. Due to the print method of the `redminer_df` class.
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This pull request addresses the issue with unlisting nonAtomic columns. The previous approach was causing problems, and to resolve this, I've applied the tidyr::unnest_wider() function twice, ensuring a tidy data frame structure. Please note that this introduces a dependency on the tidyr package. However, I believe with further refinement, we can achieve a similar result using base R functionalities. Feedback and suggestions are welcome to optimize this solution.