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addresses #1425, export several internal functions

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prop_diff 👶 $+0.01$ check_diff_prop_ci_fails_with_wrong_input
prop_diff 👶 $+0.01$ check_diff_prop_ci_is_silent_with_healthy_input
utils 👶 $+0.01$ clogit_with_tryCatch_fails_with_wrong_input
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R/abnormal_by_baseline.R                     101       3  97.03%   242, 244-245
R/abnormal_by_marked.R                        88       8  90.91%   94-98, 281, 283-284
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hi @iaugusty , can you please update the news, and fix the style and add entries to pkgdown.yml file

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iaugusty commented Jun 17, 2025

hi @shajoezhu, in NEWS.md, should I mention which functions are now exported, or would an overall sentence like

  • Exported various functions that were internal in prior release.
    under the Enhancements paragraph
    be sufficient?

Or would you prefer that I add this to ### Miscellaneous, like was done for
Converted as_factor_keep_attributes() to an exported function.
And that I add a line per exported function.

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hi @shajoezhu, in NEWS.md, should I mention which functions are now exported, or would an overall sentence like

  • Exported various functions that were internal in prior release.
    under the Enhancements paragraph
    be sufficient?

Or would you prefer that I add this to ### Miscellaneous, like was done for Converted as_factor_keep_attributes() to an exported function. And that I add a line per exported function.

I would add the specific names into miscellaneous as it was done for as_factor_keep_attributes()

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For me, it is already good to go. Thanks!! Just fyi, the lintr error appears only now because lintr processing analyzes only changed files. It is only one line that has a return() that is not needed ;)

Co-authored-by: Davide Garolini <davide.garolini@roche.com>
Signed-off-by: Ilse <55379552+iaugusty@users.noreply.github.com>
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Lgtm! Thanks

@Melkiades Melkiades merged commit 1590dfe into main Jun 18, 2025
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[Feature Request]: export various internal functions for usage in JJ based sister package to nest-tern

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