vegan 2.7.0 splits scores and summary into separate functions #2
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This fix works both with the old vegan code and new vegan code scheduled for the next major CRAN release.
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The development version of vegan splits
scoresfromsummaryin ordination functions (cca,rdaetc.). This will break LorMe with future CRAN releases of vegan. This is already announced as change in the current CRAN release 2.6-8, but there we still provide a grace period where thescorescan be accessed withsummaryalthough they are not shown.This simple fix works both with the old and current vegan code and will make your package ready for the upcoming vegan releases.
The appropriate issues in vegan are vegandevs/vegan#644, vegandevs/vegan#203, vegandevs/vegan#647.
This fix will return only two first axes of each core, whereas the old code returned six first. If you think that you should retain that old behaviour, I can amend the fix.