unnest_auto()
picks between unnest_wider()
or unnest_longer()
by inspecting the inner names of the list-col:
If all elements are unnamed, it uses
unnest_longer(indices_include = FALSE)
.If all elements are named, and there's at least one name in common across all components, it uses
unnest_wider()
.Otherwise, it falls back to
unnest_longer(indices_include = TRUE)
.
It's handy for very rapid interactive exploration but I don't recommend using it in scripts, because it will succeed even if the underlying data radically changes.
Arguments
- data
A data frame.
- col
<
tidy-select
> List-column to unnest.