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Currently, the default values for the outlier arguments to geom_boxplot, that control the shape, colour and size of outliers, cannot be changed with update_geom_defaults. It makes sense because technically these parameters are not aesthetics. On the other hand, if the user changes, say, the default shape of geom_point, the result will be that geom_point and geom_boxplot will produce points with different shapes, which probably is not desirable or entirely expected.
One solution is to use the default values from geom_point as defaults for the outlier arguments in geom_boxplot, so that
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Currently, the default values for the outlier arguments to geom_boxplot, that control the shape, colour and size of outliers, cannot be changed with update_geom_defaults. It makes sense because technically these parameters are not aesthetics. On the other hand, if the user changes, say, the default shape of geom_point, the result will be that geom_point and geom_boxplot will produce points with different shapes, which probably is not desirable or entirely expected.
One solution is to use the default values from geom_point as defaults for the outlier arguments in geom_boxplot, so that
update_geom_defaults("point", list(shape = 1, colour='blue',size=4))
also affects the shape, colour and size of the outlier points produced by geom_boxplot. Find patch attached.
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