3.0.0

Breaking changes

• Remove deprecated superanova()
• Remove magrittr, ggplot2, and backports dependencies

Full Changelog: 2.5.8...3.0.0

2.5.8

Bug Fixes:

• Don't trim the leading digit from p-value or PRE when they are exactly 1

Full Changelog: 2.5.7...2.5.8

2.5.7

Minor internal bugfixes

2.5.6

• Move from deprecated rlang::with_handlers + rlang::calling to the simpler rlang::try_fetch
• Fix generic function consistency errors (ggplot2::autoplot, pillar::tbl_sum) with current version (on devel build)

2.5.5

• Remove data (all moved to the coursekata package). This removes some of the messages that spout when the coursekata package loads.

2.5.4

• Fix print error where generate_models() would only print the comparison models for type III SS.

2.5.3

• Remove references to Fingers data in examples and tests as it may be removed in the near future
• Fix issue where using a model fit with an interactive term that has factor() in it (e.g. lm(mpg ~ factor(cyl) * hp, data = mtcars)) would result in an incorrect df (and related values) in the ANOVA table.

2.5.2

• Deprecate superanova() as it was just an alias to supernova() (which was confusing for some students)

2.5.1

• Fix issue where models with long calls (i.e. deparse(model$call) results in a vector of length greater than 1) would break the functionality of listwise_delete()
• Change print method for generate_models() to look clean and comprehensible in Jupyter Notebooks.

2.5.0

Bug Fixes

• Change the order of the pairs when plotting pairwise() so that the plot matches the table.
• Fix bug where pairwise() would not recognize categorical variables if they were created by using factor() in the formula, e.g. pairwise(lm(mpg ~ factor(cyl), data = mtcars)).
• Fix printing in RMarkdown documents where supernova() output was interpreted as a table.

Breaking Changes

• Deprecate estimate-extraction functions: moving to coursekata.
• Drop support for R 3.4 (we were only supporting because DataCamp was going to upgrade supernova if we did, but they never followed through)