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Migrate functions to ari #7

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@howardbaik howardbaik commented Jun 3, 2023

I moved a few functions inside ari. For the ariExtra functions that rely on the functions that I moved, I used the ari::function() syntax to keep them from failing. When I ran devtools::document(), it seems like the vignette is failing to build, so might have to look at it later.

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cansavvy commented Jun 6, 2023

Honestly, my thought is, we leave ariExtra be. I don't want to mess up people who are using it, but I also don't want to promise to maintain it either. Thoughts, @howardbaek ?

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howardbaik commented Jun 6, 2023

I just thought it'd be repetitive to have the same functions in two different packages, but also don't mind leaving ariExtra as is. Maybe @muschellij2 has thoughts?

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cansavvy commented Jun 6, 2023

It is a bit repetitive and not ideal, but I don't want to throw anyone off who is using this package. I think we just move slowly to make it so ariExtra is no longer an additional dependency requirement but as for ariExtra itself, I think we leave it alone so we know we aren't actively disrupting any projects that use it. Does this make sense?

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