Release pillar 1.2.1 · r-lib/pillar

Display

Turned off using subtle style for digits that are considered insignificant. Negative numbers are shown all red. Set the new option pillar.subtle_num to TRUE to turn it on again (default: FALSE).
The negation sign is printed next to the number again (#91).
Scientific notation uses regular digits again for exponents (#90).
Groups of three digits are now underlined, starting with the fourth before/after the decimal point. This gives a better idea of the order of magnitude of the numbers (#78).
Logical columns are displayed as TRUE and FALSE again (#95).
The decimal dot is now always printed for numbers of type numeric. Trailing zeros are not shown anymore if all displayed numbers are whole numbers (#62).
Decimal values longer than 13 characters always print in scientific notation.

Numeric values with a "class" attribute (e.g., Duration from lubridate) are now formatted using format() if the pillar_shaft() method is not implemented for that class (#88).
Very small numbers (like 1e-310) are now printed corectly (tidyverse/tibble#377).
Fix representation of right-hand side for getOption("pillar.sigfig") >= 6 (tidyverse/tibble#380).
Fix computation of significant figures for numbers with absolute value >= 1 (#98).

New styling helper style_subtle_num(), formatting depends on the pillar.subtle_num option.