I hear you. My package is essentially one user-facing function. Users have to provide file paths to spatial data as arguments, and I want to throw an error for my users (who are not programmers) if the data layers do not align spatially, so they can go into a GIS program and fix them. I worry that anything else may just add to potential confusion.
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