dplyr 1.1.0 Features You Can't Live Without
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dplyr 1.1.0 makes three concrete changes: case_match (casewin) accepts mixed RHS types so previous NA/type errors disappear; summarize gains per-operation .by so grouping can be written inline and returns an ungrouped frame (no more forgotten ungroup bugs, e.g. the Luigi Mumu Farm 305-wins case); joins add rolling and inequality joins plus overlap support and a new join_by helper for complex merges; also consecutive_id() and big arrange() speedups.
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