Fix configuration of breaks when using recent scales package. #140
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The latest release of the scales package has added a pair of optional arguments, `d_transform` and `d_inverse`, in the middle of the parameter list for `trans_new` (see r-lib/scales#341). As a consequence, this has shifted the position of the `breaks` parameter from 4th to 6th. Because the `bench_time_trans` and `bench_bytes_trans` functions from this package were passing in the breaks object positionally, this change in the scales package means that the breaks object is now matched with the new `d_transform` formal parameter and it ends up being ignored. This commit changes the arguments to `trans_new` from being positional to being named, which should be more robust to future changes to the function.
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The latest release of the scales package has added a pair of optional arguments,
d_transformandd_inverse, in the middle of the parameter list fortrans_new(see r-lib/scales#341). As a consequence, this has shifted the position of thebreaksparameter from 4th to 6th.Because the
bench_time_transandbench_bytes_transfunctions from this package were passing in the breaks object positionally, this change in the scales package means that the breaks object is now matched with the newd_transformformal parameter and it ends up being ignored.This commit changes the arguments to
trans_newfrom being positional to being named, which should be more robust to future changes to the function.