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The as.data.frame() call is casting certain columns to non-intuitive column types. This causes problems with using functions like dplyr::inner_join() on tables.
Note that this actually conflicts with the use of UUIDs in the set_*() functions, which add unique string/character identifiers to records to maintain some form of unique value for object IDs.
The
as.data.frame()
call is casting certain columns to non-intuitive column types. This causes problems with using functions likedplyr::inner_join()
on tables.reprex
Expected
The ID columns should be integers. Other columns should be properly typed/classed.
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