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Prepare release post for ggplot2 3.2.0 #289
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I think this is good to go once @batpigandme has given it a once over
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Nice! A few suggestions, and a point of clarification or two!
Let me know if you have any questions — some of the diffs don't show where the edit is very well.
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`geom_rug` has seen a range of improvements to give users more control over the appearance of the rug lines. Now, both the length, as well as whether to position them inside or outside of the plot region can be controlled: |
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Now, both the length, as well as whether to position them inside or outside of the plot region can be controlled
This is a little awkward right now, but I'm not 100% sure how to rephrase, since I'm not sure I understand. My parsing:
The user can newly control two things:
- The length of the rug lines,
- The positioning of the rug lines (inside or outside of the plot region).
If this is correct, then removing the both...as well as
construct might help.
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I've tried rewording... let me know if it makes more sense now
Co-Authored-By: Mara Averick <maraaverick@gmail.com>
Co-Authored-By: Mara Averick <maraaverick@gmail.com>
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