Hi! Finally, I’ve completed the first release of PrettyTables.jl version 3! For anyone using this package, we can assume that everything in the API has changed (sorry about that :D). However, these breaking changes have very good reasons. We now adhere to the table structure defined in R’s package…

@Ronis_BR another issue after the update. PrettyTables.jl is throwing an error explicitly in Quarto builds as you can see here: ERROR: EvaluationError: Encountered 3 errors during evaluation Error 1 of 3 @ /home/juliohm/Desktop/geospatial-data-science-with-julia/01-geodata.qmd:205 MethodError: no …

[image] juliohm: @Ronis_BR the title of the table in HTML output is disproportionally large: You can change the default style of the title using HtmlTableStyle in the style keyword.

[image] juliohm: @Ronis_BR another issue after the update. PrettyTables.jl is throwing an error explicitly in Quarto builds as you can see here: For some reason (maybe macOS Tahoe), I am not able to install quarto. Can you provide a MWE to reproduce this bug?

Will try to produce a MWE tomorrow. It could be related to the previous workaround we had to do for printing DataFrames.jl: 01-geodata.qmd c3994c70b df = DataFrame( NAME=["John", "Mary", "Paul", "Anne", "Kate"], AGE=[34, 12, 23, 39, 28], …

[image] juliohm: show(stdout, MIME("text/html"), df; header_alignment = :s) There is no header_alignment keyword in PrettyTables.jl v3. It should be column_label_alignment.

When releasing a breaking version of a package, it’d be really helpful to the users to know what broke and how to adapt the code, a sort of upgrade guide. This is even more so important for somewhat popular packages. Release v3.0.0 · ronisbr/PrettyTables.jl · GitHub merely says This new version co…

Yeah, I completely agree. The issue is that PrettyTables.jl has always been a one-man show, so I didn’t have the time to write a migration guide for v2 to v3 because about 90% of the keywords and options changed at some point. Instead, I focused on creating comprehensive documentation so users can s…

Ah, by the way! For anyone migrating from PrettyTables.jl v2 to v3, feel free to post any errors on this thread. I really do not mind answering them, and it would probably be much faster :slight_smile: When I get some time in the future, I can use this feedback to make a simple migration guide as @…

The following has been generated by a free LLM agent. I have no idea if it has any value. Migration Guide: PrettyTables.jl v2 to v3 This guide is intended to help users migrate their code from PrettyTables.jl v2 to the new v3 release. Version 3 introduces several significant improvements and API ch…

You could try installing quarto_jll if the normal installer causes problems for you

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Thanks! For the second I opened a new thread at Strange Quarto output using PrettyTables, since I am also very unsure where to fix that (i.e. quarto vs QuartoNotebookRunner.jl vs PrettyTables.jl).

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