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 We are very excited to announced the release of a new linelist version v1.0.0.
 Here is a automatically generated summary of the changes in this version.
 
-## New features
-
-* Increased compatibility with dplyr is now documented and ensured through
-tests of all dplyr verbs on linelist objects as part of our testing & continuous
-integration system, as well as a new vignette: 
-<https://epiverse-trace.github.io/linelist/articles/compat-dplyr.html> 
-(@Bisaloo, #53)
-
-* A new selection helper is provided for tidyverse users, based on the existing
-selectors provided by the tidyselect package: `has_tag()` (@Bisaloo, #61). By 
-feeding it a character vector of tags to operate on, you can work with dplyr
-verbs on specific tagged columns without having to explicitly use the column
-names:
-
-  ```r
-  x %>%
-    dplyr::select(has_tag(c("id", "date_of_onset")))
-  ```
-
-## Breaking changes
-
-* It is no longer possible to use `lost_tags_action()` within a pipeline. It 
-must now be set as a separate step. This makes the internal code more robust and
-clarifies what is part of the pipeline versus a global option (@Bisaloo, #79).
-
-* The `select_tags()` function is now deprecated to ensure we provide just one
-clear way to address a given issue and that our "happy path" is clearly
-signposted (@Bisaloo, #61). If you were using this function, we now recommend 
-using the more explicit two-steps process:
-
-  ```r
-  # Deprecated
-  x %>%
-    select_tags("age")
-
-  # Instead use
-  x %>%
-    tags_df() %>%
-    select(age)
-
-  # Or
-  x %>%
-    select(has_tag("age")) %>%
-    tags_df()
-  ```
-
-* The custom `select.linelist()` method has been deprecated as providing a 
-custom `[.linelist()` is sufficient to ensure compatibility with
-`dplyr::select()` default methods, including triggering `lost_tags_action()`
-on tag removal (@Bisaloo, #61).
-A full deletion of this method is not possible at the moment because we want to
-provide a smooth transition for users that relied on the custom `tags` argument
-of the `select.linelist()` method. It is now recommend instead to use the new 
-`has_tag()` selection helper:
-
-  ```r
-  x %>%
-    dplyr::select(has_tag(c("id", "date_of_onset")))
-
-  # Instead of
-  x %>%
-    select(tags = c("id", "date_of_onset"))
-  ```
-
-* The custom `rename.linelist()` method has been removed as providing a custom
-`names<-().linelist` method is sufficient to ensure compatibility with 
-`dplyr::rename()`, including appropriate modification of the tags. (@Bisaloo, 
-#60)
-
-## Documentation
-
-* added a hex logo thanks to David Mascarina's contribution (@dgmascarina)
-
-* added short lay description to README thanks to Emma Marty's contribution
-
-## Bug fixes
-
-* linelist is now explicitly marked as incompatible with data.table. 
-In practice, `make_linelist(x)` now errors if `x` inherits from `data.table` 
-(#55, @Bisaloo, based on discussions with @TimTaylor).
-* `[.linelist()` now works to subset by column when including just one argument 
-(#54, @Bisaloo). E.g., `x[1]`. As an indirect effect, this also improves
-compatibility with dplyr verbs that rely on this method (#51).
-* subsetting a linelist with extra tags (e.g., created via 
-`make_linelist(allow_extra = TRUE)`) no longer causes an error (#65, @Bisaloo; 
-reported by @TimTaylor in #63)
-
-## Internal changes
-
-* testthat tests now run in parallel (#76, @Bisaloo)
-* testthat tests now warn on partial matching (#76, @Bisaloo)
+## New features
 
+* Increased compatibility with dplyr is now documented and ensured through
+tests of all dplyr verbs on linelist objects as part of our testing & continuous
+integration system, as well as a new vignette:
+<https://epiverse-trace.github.io/linelist/articles/compat-dplyr.html>
+(@Bisaloo, #53)
+
+* A new selection helper is provided for tidyverse users, based on the existing
+selectors provided by the tidyselect package: `has_tag()` (@Bisaloo, #61). By
+feeding it a character vector of tags to operate on, you can work with dplyr
+verbs on specific tagged columns without having to explicitly use the column
+names:
+
+  ```r
+  x %>%
+    dplyr::select(has_tag(c("id", "date_of_onset")))
+  ```
+
+## Breaking changes
+
+* It is no longer possible to use `lost_tags_action()` within a pipeline. It
+must now be set as a separate step. This makes the internal code more robust and
+clarifies what is part of the pipeline versus a global option (@Bisaloo, #79).
+
+* The `select_tags()` function is now deprecated to ensure we provide just one
+clear way to address a given issue and that our "happy path" is clearly
+signposted (@Bisaloo, #61). If you were using this function, we now recommend
+using the more explicit two-steps process:
+
+  ```r
+  # Deprecated
+  x %>%
+    select_tags("age")
+
+  # Instead use
+  x %>%
+    tags_df() %>%
+    select(age)
+
+  # Or
+  x %>%
+    select(has_tag("age")) %>%
+    tags_df()
+  ```
+
+* The custom `select.linelist()` method has been deprecated as providing a
+custom `[.linelist()` is sufficient to ensure compatibility with
+`dplyr::select()` default methods, including triggering `lost_tags_action()`
+on tag removal (@Bisaloo, #61).
+A full deletion of this method is not possible at the moment because we want to
+provide a smooth transition for users that relied on the custom `tags` argument
+of the `select.linelist()` method. It is now recommend instead to use the new
+`has_tag()` selection helper:
+
+  ```r
+  x %>%
+    dplyr::select(has_tag(c("id", "date_of_onset")))
+
+  # Instead of
+  x %>%
+    select(tags = c("id", "date_of_onset"))
+  ```
+
+* The custom `rename.linelist()` method has been removed as providing a custom
+`names<-().linelist` method is sufficient to ensure compatibility with
+`dplyr::rename()`, including appropriate modification of the tags. (@Bisaloo, #60)
+
+## Documentation
+
+* added a hex logo thanks to David Mascarina's contribution (@dgmascarina)
+
+* added short lay description to README thanks to Emma Marty's contribution
+
+## Bug fixes
+
+* linelist is now explicitly marked as incompatible with data.table.
+In practice, `make_linelist(x)` now errors if `x` inherits from `data.table`
+(#55, @Bisaloo, based on discussions with @TimTaylor).
+* `[.linelist()` now works to subset by column when including just one argument
+(#54, @Bisaloo). E.g., `x[1]`. As an indirect effect, this also improves
+compatibility with dplyr verbs that rely on this method (#51).
+* subsetting a linelist with extra tags (e.g., created via
+`make_linelist(allow_extra = TRUE)`) no longer causes an error (#65, @Bisaloo;
+reported by @TimTaylor in #63)
+
+## Internal changes
+
+* testthat tests now run in parallel (#76, @Bisaloo)
+* testthat tests now warn on partial matching (#76, @Bisaloo)