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Thank you for developing and maintaining this R package! It's been incredibly useful in my work as a Statistician for the Scottish Government.
Description
Plotting validator objects produces different (and sometimes incorrect) plots depending on the order of the rules. The smallest reproducible example I've been able to construct involves 3 rules.
I'm assuming that the ordering of rules in a validator object does not change it's underlying properties, and therefore it's plot should not change. For example, I would expect that plot(rules_1) and plot(rules_2) would produce identical plots.
Actual Behaviour
When switching the order of r2 and r3, the plots change. It seems like the first plot is correct, but the second plot is incorrect.
Thank you for developing and maintaining this R package! It's been incredibly useful in my work as a Statistician for the Scottish Government.
Description
Plotting validator objects produces different (and sometimes incorrect) plots depending on the order of the rules. The smallest reproducible example I've been able to construct involves 3 rules.
Steps to Reproduce
Expected Behaviour
I'm assuming that the ordering of rules in a validator object does not change it's underlying properties, and therefore it's plot should not change. For example, I would expect that
plot(rules_1)
andplot(rules_2)
would produce identical plots.Actual Behaviour
When switching the order of
r2
andr3
, the plots change. It seems like the first plot is correct, but the second plot is incorrect.R Environment
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