Note "Use colnames() to see all variable names" prints unneccesarily

[msberends]

To print tibbles to our liking, we've set in our "department's .Rprofile":

options(pillar.max_footer_lines = Inf)
options(pillar.max_extra_cols = Inf)

Still, the text Use colnames() to see all variable names still always prints, while already all column names can be seen:

dplyr::starwars |> tidyr::pivot_wider(names_from = name, values_from = height)
# A tibble: 86 × 99
    mass hair_color    skin_color  eye_color birth_year sex    gender    homeworld species films  vehicles  starships `Luke Skywalker` `C-3PO` `R2-D2`
   <dbl> <chr>         <chr>       <chr>          <dbl> <chr>  <chr>     <chr>     <chr>   <list> <list>    <list>               <int>   <int>   <int>
 1    77 blond         fair        blue            19   male   masculine Tatooine  Human   <chr>  <chr [2]> <chr [2]>              172      NA      NA
 2    75 NA            gold        yellow         112   none   masculine Tatooine  Droid   <chr>  <chr [0]> <chr [0]>               NA     167      NA
 3    32 NA            white, blue red             33   none   masculine Naboo     Droid   <chr>  <chr [0]> <chr [0]>               NA      NA      96
 4   136 none          white       yellow          41.9 male   masculine Tatooine  Human   <chr>  <chr [0]> <chr [1]>               NA      NA      NA
 5    49 brown         light       brown           19   female feminine  Alderaan  Human   <chr>  <chr [1]> <chr [0]>               NA      NA      NA
 6   120 brown, grey   light       blue            52   male   masculine Tatooine  Human   <chr>  <chr [0]> <chr [0]>               NA      NA      NA
 7    75 brown         light       blue            47   female feminine  Tatooine  Human   <chr>  <chr [0]> <chr [0]>               NA      NA      NA
 8    32 NA            white, red  red             NA   none   masculine Tatooine  Droid   <chr>  <chr [0]> <chr [0]>               NA      NA      NA
 9    84 black         light       brown           24   male   masculine Tatooine  Human   <chr>  <chr [0]> <chr [1]>               NA      NA      NA
10    77 auburn, white fair        blue-gray       57   male   masculine Stewjon   Human   <chr>  <chr [1]> <chr [5]>               NA      NA      NA
# … with 76 more rows, and 84 more variables: `Darth Vader` <int>, `Leia Organa` <int>, `Owen Lars` <int>, `Beru Whitesun lars` <int>, `R5-D4` <int>,
#   `Biggs Darklighter` <int>, `Obi-Wan Kenobi` <int>, `Anakin Skywalker` <int>, `Wilhuff Tarkin` <int>, Chewbacca <int>, `Han Solo` <int>,
#   Greedo <int>, `Jabba Desilijic Tiure` <int>, `Wedge Antilles` <int>, `Jek Tono Porkins` <int>, Yoda <int>, Palpatine <int>, `Boba Fett` <int>,
#   `IG-88` <int>, Bossk <int>, `Lando Calrissian` <int>, Lobot <int>, Ackbar <int>, `Mon Mothma` <int>, `Arvel Crynyd` <int>,
#   `Wicket Systri Warrick` <int>, `Nien Nunb` <int>, `Qui-Gon Jinn` <int>, `Nute Gunray` <int>, `Finis Valorum` <int>, `Jar Jar Binks` <int>,
#   `Roos Tarpals` <int>, `Rugor Nass` <int>, `Ric Olié` <int>, Watto <int>, Sebulba <int>, `Quarsh Panaka` <int>, `Shmi Skywalker` <int>,
#   `Darth Maul` <int>, `Bib Fortuna` <int>, `Ayla Secura` <int>, `Dud Bolt` <int>, Gasgano <int>, `Ben Quadinaros` <int>, `Mace Windu` <int>,
#   `Ki-Adi-Mundi` <int>, `Kit Fisto` <int>, `Eeth Koth` <int>, `Adi Gallia` <int>, `Saesee Tiin` <int>, `Yarael Poof` <int>, `Plo Koon` <int>,
#   `Mas Amedda` <int>, `Gregar Typho` <int>, Cordé <int>, `Cliegg Lars` <int>, `Poggle the Lesser` <int>, `Luminara Unduli` <int>,
#   `Barriss Offee` <int>, Dormé <int>, Dooku <int>, `Bail Prestor Organa` <int>, `Jango Fett` <int>, `Zam Wesell` <int>, `Dexter Jettster` <int>,
#   `Lama Su` <int>, `Taun We` <int>, `Jocasta Nu` <int>, `Ratts Tyerell` <int>, `R4-P17` <int>, `Wat Tambor` <int>, `San Hill` <int>,
#   `Shaak Ti` <int>, Grievous <int>, Tarfful <int>, `Raymus Antilles` <int>, `Sly Moore` <int>, `Tion Medon` <int>, Finn <int>, Rey <int>,
#   `Poe Dameron` <int>, BB8 <int>, `Captain Phasma` <int>, `Padmé Amidala` <int>
# ℹ Use `print(n = ...)` to see more rows, and `colnames()` to see all variable names

With zero rows, slightly different note:

dplyr::starwars |> tidyr::pivot_wider(names_from = name, values_from = height) |> dplyr::slice(0)
# A tibble: 0 × 99
# … with 99 variables: mass <dbl>, hair_color <chr>, skin_color <chr>, eye_color <chr>, birth_year <dbl>, sex <chr>, gender <chr>, homeworld <chr>,
#   species <chr>, films <list>, vehicles <list>, starships <list>, Luke Skywalker <int>, C-3PO <int>, R2-D2 <int>, Darth Vader <int>,
#   Leia Organa <int>, Owen Lars <int>, Beru Whitesun lars <int>, R5-D4 <int>, Biggs Darklighter <int>, Obi-Wan Kenobi <int>, Anakin Skywalker <int>,
#   Wilhuff Tarkin <int>, Chewbacca <int>, Han Solo <int>, Greedo <int>, Jabba Desilijic Tiure <int>, Wedge Antilles <int>, Jek Tono Porkins <int>,
#   Yoda <int>, Palpatine <int>, Boba Fett <int>, IG-88 <int>, Bossk <int>, Lando Calrissian <int>, Lobot <int>, Ackbar <int>, Mon Mothma <int>,
#   Arvel Crynyd <int>, Wicket Systri Warrick <int>, Nien Nunb <int>, Qui-Gon Jinn <int>, Nute Gunray <int>, Finis Valorum <int>, Jar Jar Binks <int>,
#   Roos Tarpals <int>, Rugor Nass <int>, Ric Olié <int>, Watto <int>, Sebulba <int>, Quarsh Panaka <int>, Shmi Skywalker <int>, Darth Maul <int>,
#   Bib Fortuna <int>, Ayla Secura <int>, Dud Bolt <int>, Gasgano <int>, Ben Quadinaros <int>, Mace Windu <int>, Ki-Adi-Mundi <int>, Kit Fisto <int>,
#   Eeth Koth <int>, Adi Gallia <int>, Saesee Tiin <int>, Yarael Poof <int>, Plo Koon <int>, Mas Amedda <int>, Gregar Typho <int>, Cordé <int>,
#   Cliegg Lars <int>, Poggle the Lesser <int>, Luminara Unduli <int>, Barriss Offee <int>, Dormé <int>, Dooku <int>, Bail Prestor Organa <int>,
#   Jango Fett <int>, Zam Wesell <int>, Dexter Jettster <int>, Lama Su <int>, Taun We <int>, Jocasta Nu <int>, Ratts Tyerell <int>, R4-P17 <int>,
#   Wat Tambor <int>, San Hill <int>, Shaak Ti <int>, Grievous <int>, Tarfful <int>, Raymus Antilles <int>, Sly Moore <int>, Tion Medon <int>,
#   Finn <int>, Rey <int>, Poe Dameron <int>, BB8 <int>, Captain Phasma <int>, Padmé Amidala <int>
# ℹ Use `colnames()` to see all variable names

[krlmlr]

Thanks, good catch!