Changelog

Compatibility fixes relating to error bars and themes with ggplot2 4.0.0 (#42)

Adds two new arguments, CI_bracket_open and CI_bracket_close, for denoting the opening and closing intervals respectively (#32)
Fixes to DESCRIPTION file (no need to collate files anymore) (#33)
Validation cleanup: fixes and cleanup associated with migrating away from validation via mrgvalidate and mrgvalprep (#33)

Fixed tests relating to plot labels that began failing with yspec 0.5.2 (#17)
Updated test references when using a custom writer function (#18)
Numeric group_levels column can now be used properly. They were previously treated as missing (#25)
Dealt with deprecation warnings from tidyselect functions (#27)
Added support for ggplot 3.4.0, which changed the size attribute to linewidth in the case of geom_line() and similar functions (#28)

shapes argument. Will denote the shape of the mean/median value. Users can specify one of the following: “square”, “diamond”, “circle”, or “triangle”. (#10)
shape_size argument. Numeric value between 1 and 4 that denotes the relative size of the shape argument. (#10)
ggplot_theme argument. Users can now pass a ggplot theme object, such as theme_bw(), theme_classic(), or a theme you create on your own. Some settings may be overwritten to ensure table/plot alignment. (#10)
pmforest 0.1.0 is now on MPN (March 2022 snapshot and later).

Previously the lower minor interval was incorrect (for use with replicates). This has been addressed. (#13)
The plot and table are now perfectly aligned in all cases. (#14)
Multiple lines can now be entered for CI_label and x_lab. (#14)
Some formatting adjustments; plots look nicer. (#14)

Initial release of pmforest package. See vignettes below for usage:

Getting Started with bbr – Data specifications, summarization, and basic plotting methods.
Multiple Simulations – Plotting additional confidence intervals over the ‘replicate’ or simulation run.

Expect more minor releases coming soon. Please file any issues or feature requests here.

pmforest 0.2.1