Use lapply() rather than sapply()
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dplyr 1.1.0 is on its way to CRAN right now.
The checks run by CRAN noticed that DecomposeR is broken by this dplyr release, and it somehow slipped through our own reverse dependency checks.
dplyr::last()will now return the last row of matrices rather than the last value, and this causes issues in your package. It seems like you may have wanted to uselapply()rather thansapply()here, becausesapply()creates an array and I think you just wanted a vector.