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ggforestplotR 0.2.2

Minor Changes

• Faceted ggforestplot() output now respects factor level order in the facet column, allowing users to control facet ordering directly from their data.
• Fixed faceted ggforestplot() output when users add scale_y_discrete(limits = ...), preserving per-facet row filtering while accepting visible term labels.

ggforestplotR 0.2.1

Breaking Changes

• Simplified the reference-line API in ggforestplot(): ref_line now takes the numeric reference value directly, and NULL hides the line.
• Replaced the older reference-line arguments with ref_label, ref_linetype, and ref_color.

Major Changes

• Added facet and facet_strip_position as clearer names for grouped plot panels. The older grouping and grouping_strip_position arguments now warn and continue to work.
• Added linewidth for confidence interval widths. The older line_size argument now warns and continues to work.
• Added deprecation warnings for table-display shortcuts in favor of explicit columns, left_columns, and right_columns selections.

Minor Changes

• Added stripe_alpha to control row stripe transparency across plots, side tables, and split tables.
• Updated table helpers so they inherit custom y-axis ordering and filtering from the trained forest plot scale.
• Updated vignettes and tests to use the clearer faceting and geometry argument names.

ggforestplotR 0.2.0

Major Changes

• Added separate table formatting controls for point estimates, confidence interval bounds, and p-values via estimate_digits, interval_digits, and p_digits.
• Added ref_line, ref_line_value, and ref_line_label to standardize reference-line naming while keeping zero_line arguments backward compatible.
• Added term_labels, a named-vector relabeling helper for displayed model terms.
• Expanded add_forest_table(columns = ...) and split-table column selection to support arbitrary preserved data columns in addition to built-in columns.
• Added column_labels, a named-vector helper for relabeling displayed table column headers.
• Added a built-in ci table column and ci_fmt so users can display point estimates and confidence intervals in separate columns. conf.low and conf.high are accepted as aliases for ci.

Minor Changes

• Added model-aware default effect labels and scales, including odds ratios for binomial logit models and hazard ratios for Cox models.

ggforestplotR 0.1.1

Minor Changes

• Added events column support across ggforestplot(), as_forest_data(), add_forest_table(), and add_split_table(). (Thanks @sritchie73 for the suggestion)
• Added table header styling controls for font size, font face, and font family in both table helpers. (Thanks @sritchie73 for the suggestion)
• Split table composition code into dedicated source files to simplify maintenance of the public API.
• Refined split-table examples and documentation to match the expanded numeric column mapping.

ggforestplotR 0.1.0

Major Changes

• Refined split-table layout logic, including dynamic panel widths from column counts, alignment controls, and cleaner stripe/background handling.
• add_forest_table() now allows for custom column ordering via the columns argument.
• Converted package documentation to roxygen-generated NAMESPACE and .Rd files.
• Reworked package documentation, including pkgdown configuration, README installation guidance, and the vignette set.

ggforestplotR 0.0.0.9000

Initial development version

• Added grouped section support for forest plots.
• Added add_forest_table() and add_split_table() for plot-table composition.
• Added various plot and table customization options.
• Added package documentation, tests, and a getting-started vignette.

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