This follows up on #2123.
The issue is that we see superseded labels popping up in multi-function documentation where one page documents both the current approach as well as the superseded function.
We're seeing this on https://ggplot2.tidyverse.org/reference/index.html#coordinate-systems.
The labels at coord_map() and coord_quickmap() are intuitively correct, they are both superseded.
The labels at coord_polar() and coord_radial() is only partially correct: only coord_polar() is superseded.
The placement of the 'superseded' label suggests that coord_radial() is superseded, whereas it is not.
In the linked issue, there was talk of an opt-out. Has that ever materialised?
This follows up on #2123.
The issue is that we see superseded labels popping up in multi-function documentation where one page documents both the current approach as well as the superseded function.
We're seeing this on https://ggplot2.tidyverse.org/reference/index.html#coordinate-systems.
The labels at
coord_map()andcoord_quickmap()are intuitively correct, they are both superseded.The labels at
coord_polar()andcoord_radial()is only partially correct: onlycoord_polar()is superseded.The placement of the 'superseded' label suggests that
coord_radial()is superseded, whereas it is not.In the linked issue, there was talk of an opt-out. Has that ever materialised?