Automatically determine the argument name in quasi_label()
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This removes one thing to explain about writing expectations. I also improved the error when the argument is missing by passing along the correct call.
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| arg <- substitute(quo) | ||
| if (is_call(arg, "enquo")) { | ||
| arg <- arg[[2]] | ||
| } | ||
| arg <- deparse1(arg) |
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Use as_label() instead of deparse1()?
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This removes one thing to explain about writing expectations. I also improved the error when the argument is missing by passing along the correct call.
@lionel- not sure why we didn't do this before but it seems like it should be safe and it makes life slightly simpler.