We found a small change to the data.frame method of as.data.table() produced a bug in {DramaAnalysis}:
Rdatatable/data.table#6739
As noted there, somehow this line is creating an object with duplicates in its class():
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dstat <- dictionaryStatistics(rksp.0, fields=list(Familie=list("aber"))) |
We can work around the issue in {data.table}, but having duplicates in class(x) is really not a good idea. If you investigate and find it is data.table code that produced the duplicate class, please let us know, but I did confirm this duplicate class is already present using the CRAN version of {data.table}.
We found a small change to the
data.framemethod ofas.data.table()produced a bug in {DramaAnalysis}:Rdatatable/data.table#6739
As noted there, somehow this line is creating an object with duplicates in its
class():DramaAnalysis/tests/testthat/test-dictionary-statistics.R
Line 50 in bb7357b
We can work around the issue in {data.table}, but having duplicates in
class(x)is really not a good idea. If you investigate and find it is data.table code that produced the duplicate class, please let us know, but I did confirm this duplicate class is already present using the CRAN version of {data.table}.