Complete list of built-in transformations derived from scales::name_trans

[Henrik-P]

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[yutannihilation]

Thanks, could you update the docs by running devtools::document()?

[Henrik-P]

Sorry, I'm not familiar with the devtools::document() procedure. When searching I ended up here: The documentation workflow. Have I understood it correctly that I start by saving a hard copy of the "scale-.r" file, then render it in RStudio devtools::document()?

[yutannihilation]

Have I understood it correctly that I start by saving a hard copy of the "scale-.r" file,

No. How did you make this pull request? (I'm happy to generate the docs for you, but I want to help you if possible.)

[Henrik-P]

How did you make this pull request?

I have a ggplot repository "Forked from tidyverse/ggplot2". I made the relevant changes there in "scale-.r". Went back to tidyverse/ggplot, Compare changes / compare across forks, select my repository as 'head repository', 'Create pull request'.

Sorry for my ignorance.

[yutannihilation]

No need to feel sorry!

Thanks for the details. It seems you need to get familiar with git and RStudio (or some other tools) a bit more, so let me do devtools::document() this time. You could

1. clone your ggplot2 repo in your local
2. run devtools::document() on the root directory of ggplot2
3. commit the changes
4. push to GitHub

c.f. https://happygitwithr.com/rstudio-git-github.html#clone-the-new-github-repository-to-your-computer-via-rstudio

[yutannihilation]

Thanks for your contribution 👍

[Henrik-P]

Thanks for your kind words and for pointing me to relevant git docs.

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