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Named vector "by" arguments for `dplyr::_join` functions

Using a quasiquoted argument to a function within a purrr:map call

Pass multiple calling arguments to a formal argument in dplyr custom function without using "..."

Using a declaration quoter in a where statement

Why is it possible to use unquote-splicing on a non-list at the end of a quasiquoted list?

{testthat} `quasi_label` with `expect_match` throws "Error: invalid argument type"

rlang: The assignment form of quo, documentation, finding of. Or something

using quasiquotation in a function with summarize in dplyr

Quasiquotes in Scalafix

Trying to purrr:::map a function across a vector, getting `non-numeric argument` error

class of expr and exprs are different in rlang in R ! Why?

Haskell QuasiQuotes Text.RawString.QQ interpolation

Non-standard evaluation and quasiquotation in dplyr() not working as (naively) expected

Why is the @ sign needed in this macro definition?

Haskell: Making Quasi-Quoted values strict / evaluated at compile-time

R: convert elements of list into expression from function input

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