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-# corrr (development version)
-
-# corrr 0.4.4
-
-- Make `colpair_map()` more robust to input column names, with the exception of ".data" and ".env" (@jameslairdsmith, #131).
-
-- `correlate()` now removes non-numeric columns from data frame inputs (@thisisdaryn, #139).
-
-- `autoplot.cor_df()` method have been added for quick generation of correlation chart.
-
-- `network_plot()` now allows the user the option to map the color range to the range of correlations that are in the input `rdf` (@thisisdaryn, #158). 
-
-# corrr 0.4.3
-
-- Fix EOL issues and class attribute (@krlmlr, #93 and #90)
-
-- Handle correlation of exactly zero or 1 in `network_plot()` (@s-scherrer, #89)
-
-- Add `.order` argument to `rplot()` with options "default" and "alphabet" plus improved documentation (@mattwarkentin, #99 and @thisisdaryn, #114)
-
-- Make `network_plot()` more robust, for example to highly correlated data (@thisisdaryn, #107)
-
-- New `colpair_map()` allows for column comparisons using the values returned by an arbitrary function (@jameslairdsmith, #94).
-
-- `correlate()` now works with single-column data.frames and numeric vectors (@antoine-sachet, #122). Note the `diagonal` argument is ignored in these 2 cases.
-
-- `network_plot()` now works with `cor_df` objects with only 1 or 2 columns (@antoine-sachet, #122)
-
-- The first column of a `cor_df` object is now named "term". Previously it was named "rowname" (@thisisdaryn, #117).
-
-# corrr 0.4.2
-
-- Updates to work with tibble 3.0.0  and dplyr 1.0.0
-
-# corrr 0.4.1
-
-- Updates maintainer
-
-# corrr 0.4.0
-
-- Adds `remove.dups` argument to `stretch()`.  It removes duplicates with out removing all NAs (#57)
-
-- Adds `dice()` function, wraps `focus(x,..., mirror = TRUE)` (#64)
-
-- Adds `retract()` function, opposite of `stretch()` (#65)
-
-- Improves `correlate()` for database backed tables
-
-- Fixes compatibility issues with `dplyr` 
-
-# corrr 0.3.2
-
-- Improves support for `tbl_sql()` objects
-
-- Switches correlation calculation for `tbl_spark()` tables to `sparklyr::ml_corr()`
-
-- Adds package level doc (@jsta, #66)
-
-- Fixes typo on error message (@jsta)
-
-- Removes Database vignette. Plan to re-add later on (#76)
-
-- Minor updates to Using corrr vignette
-
-# corrr 0.3.1
-
-- Fixes test and CRAN issues by removing `Ops.cor_df()`. 
-
-- Designates Edgar Ruiz as the new package maintainer
-
-# corrr 0.3.0
-
-## Small breaking changes
-
-The `diagonal` argument of `as_matrix` and `as_matrix.cor_df` is now an optional argument rather than set to `1` by default [#52](https://github.com/tidymodels/corrr/issues/52)
-
-## New Functions
-
-- `as_cordf` will coerce lists or matrices into correlation data frames if possible.
-- `focus_if` enables conditional variable selection.
-
-## New Functionality
-
-- Can use arithmetic operators (e.g., `+` or `-`) with correlation data frames.
-- Plotting functions (`rplot` and `network_plot`) will attempt to coerce objects to a correlation data frame (via `as_cordf`) if needed, making it possible to directly use these functions with other square-matrix-like objects.
-- `repel` option added to `network_plot` (default = `TRUE`).
-- `curved` option added to `network_plot` (default = `TRUE`).
-- `correlate()` now prints a message about the `method` and `use` parameters. Can be silenced with `quiet = TRUE`.
-- `correlate()` now supports data frame with a SQL back-end (`tbl_sql`)
-
-## Fixes
-
-- When `legend = TRUE` (now the default setting), `rplot` and `network_plot` generate a single, unlabeled legend referring to the size of the correlations.
-
-## Other
-
-- `correlate()` is now an S3 method so that it can adapt to `x`'s object type.
-
-- During the development of this version, ggplot v2.2.0 was released. Many changes in the plotting functions have been made to handle new features in the updated version of ggplot2.
-
-- Improvements to the package folder structure
-
-# corrr 0.2.1
-
-## New Functionality
-
-- Can keep leading zeros when using `fashion()` with new argument `leading_zeros = TRUE`.
-- New optional arguments added to plotting functions, `network_plot()` and `rplot()`:
-  - `legend` to display a legend mapping correlations to size and colour.
-  - `colours` (or `colors`) to change colours in plot.
-
-## Fixes
-
-- `network_plot()` no longer plots wrong colours if only positive correlations are included.
-- Colour scheme for `network_plot()` changed to match `rplot()`.
-- Other bug fixes.
-
-# corrr 0.2.0
-
-## New Functions
-
-- `network_plot()` the correlations.
-- `focus_()` for standard evaluation version of `focus()`.
-
-## New Functionality
-
-- `fashion()` will now attempt to work on any object (not just `cor_df`), making it useful for printing any data frame, matrix, vector, etc.
-- `print_cor` argument added to `rplot()` to overlay the correlations as text.
-
-## Other
-
-- `na_omit` argument in `stretch()` changed to `na.rm` to match `gather_()`.
-- Bug fixes.
-- Improvements.
-
-# corrr 0.1.0
-
-- First corrr release!
+# corrr (development version)
+
+- `rearrange(absolute = TRUE)` works again (@jmbarbone, #167)
+
+- Extra `cor_df` classes are no longer appended to `cor_df` objects (@jmbarbone, #168)
+
+# corrr 0.4.4
+
+- Make `colpair_map()` more robust to input column names, with the exception of ".data" and ".env" (@jameslairdsmith, #131).
+
+- `correlate()` now removes non-numeric columns from data frame inputs (@thisisdaryn, #139).
+
+- `autoplot.cor_df()` method have been added for quick generation of correlation chart.
+
+- `network_plot()` now allows the user the option to map the color range to the range of correlations that are in the input `rdf` (@thisisdaryn, #158). 
+
+# corrr 0.4.3
+
+- Fix EOL issues and class attribute (@krlmlr, #93 and #90)
+
+- Handle correlation of exactly zero or 1 in `network_plot()` (@s-scherrer, #89)
+
+- Add `.order` argument to `rplot()` with options "default" and "alphabet" plus improved documentation (@mattwarkentin, #99 and @thisisdaryn, #114)
+
+- Make `network_plot()` more robust, for example to highly correlated data (@thisisdaryn, #107)
+
+- New `colpair_map()` allows for column comparisons using the values returned by an arbitrary function (@jameslairdsmith, #94).
+
+- `correlate()` now works with single-column data.frames and numeric vectors (@antoine-sachet, #122). Note the `diagonal` argument is ignored in these 2 cases.
+
+- `network_plot()` now works with `cor_df` objects with only 1 or 2 columns (@antoine-sachet, #122)
+
+- The first column of a `cor_df` object is now named "term". Previously it was named "rowname" (@thisisdaryn, #117).
+
+# corrr 0.4.2
+
+- Updates to work with tibble 3.0.0  and dplyr 1.0.0
+
+# corrr 0.4.1
+
+- Updates maintainer
+
+# corrr 0.4.0
+
+- Adds `remove.dups` argument to `stretch()`.  It removes duplicates with out removing all NAs (#57)
+
+- Adds `dice()` function, wraps `focus(x,..., mirror = TRUE)` (#64)
+
+- Adds `retract()` function, opposite of `stretch()` (#65)
+
+- Improves `correlate()` for database backed tables
+
+- Fixes compatibility issues with `dplyr` 
+
+# corrr 0.3.2
+
+- Improves support for `tbl_sql()` objects
+
+- Switches correlation calculation for `tbl_spark()` tables to `sparklyr::ml_corr()`
+
+- Adds package level doc (@jsta, #66)
+
+- Fixes typo on error message (@jsta)
+
+- Removes Database vignette. Plan to re-add later on (#76)
+
+- Minor updates to Using corrr vignette
+
+# corrr 0.3.1
+
+- Fixes test and CRAN issues by removing `Ops.cor_df()`. 
+
+- Designates Edgar Ruiz as the new package maintainer
+
+# corrr 0.3.0
+
+## Small breaking changes
+
+The `diagonal` argument of `as_matrix` and `as_matrix.cor_df` is now an optional argument rather than set to `1` by default [#52](https://github.com/tidymodels/corrr/issues/52)
+
+## New Functions
+
+- `as_cordf` will coerce lists or matrices into correlation data frames if possible.
+- `focus_if` enables conditional variable selection.
+
+## New Functionality
+
+- Can use arithmetic operators (e.g., `+` or `-`) with correlation data frames.
+- Plotting functions (`rplot` and `network_plot`) will attempt to coerce objects to a correlation data frame (via `as_cordf`) if needed, making it possible to directly use these functions with other square-matrix-like objects.
+- `repel` option added to `network_plot` (default = `TRUE`).
+- `curved` option added to `network_plot` (default = `TRUE`).
+- `correlate()` now prints a message about the `method` and `use` parameters. Can be silenced with `quiet = TRUE`.
+- `correlate()` now supports data frame with a SQL back-end (`tbl_sql`)
+
+## Fixes
+
+- When `legend = TRUE` (now the default setting), `rplot` and `network_plot` generate a single, unlabeled legend referring to the size of the correlations.
+
+## Other
+
+- `correlate()` is now an S3 method so that it can adapt to `x`'s object type.
+
+- During the development of this version, ggplot v2.2.0 was released. Many changes in the plotting functions have been made to handle new features in the updated version of ggplot2.
+
+- Improvements to the package folder structure
+
+# corrr 0.2.1
+
+## New Functionality
+
+- Can keep leading zeros when using `fashion()` with new argument `leading_zeros = TRUE`.
+- New optional arguments added to plotting functions, `network_plot()` and `rplot()`:
+  - `legend` to display a legend mapping correlations to size and colour.
+  - `colours` (or `colors`) to change colours in plot.
+
+## Fixes
+
+- `network_plot()` no longer plots wrong colours if only positive correlations are included.
+- Colour scheme for `network_plot()` changed to match `rplot()`.
+- Other bug fixes.
+
+# corrr 0.2.0
+
+## New Functions
+
+- `network_plot()` the correlations.
+- `focus_()` for standard evaluation version of `focus()`.
+
+## New Functionality
+
+- `fashion()` will now attempt to work on any object (not just `cor_df`), making it useful for printing any data frame, matrix, vector, etc.
+- `print_cor` argument added to `rplot()` to overlay the correlations as text.
+
+## Other
+
+- `na_omit` argument in `stretch()` changed to `na.rm` to match `gather_()`.
+- Bug fixes.
+- Improvements.
+
+# corrr 0.1.0
+
+- First corrr release!