v0.2.1

• Update in ard_categorical() to use base::order() instead of dplyr::arrange(), so the ordering of variables match the results from base::table() in some edge cases where sorted order was inconsistent.
• Update in ard_categorical() to run base::table() output checks against coerced character columns. Previously, we relied on R to perform checks on the type it decided to check against (e.g. when it coerces to a common type). While the initial strategy worked in cases of Base R classes, there were some bespoke classes, such as times from {hms}, where Base R does not coerce as we expected.

What's Changed

• Using base::order() in ard_categorical() by @ddsjoberg in #288
• Update in ard_categorical() for some non-Base R classes by @ddsjoberg in #290

Full Changelog: v0.2.0...v0.2.1