Changes in version 0.0.6.9000                      

    o   fixed issue #2: in case weights are missing, distrr::wq() now
	uses equal weights (instead of using stats::quantile())

                 Changes in version 0.0.6 (2020-07-14)                  

    o   new CRAN submission.  

    o   new function: dcc6_fixed(). Same as dcc6() but with the 
	possibility to choose a variable for which the total will not
	be estimated (argument fixed_variable)

    o   data "invented_wages" has been recreated with tibble::new_tibble().
	Now invented_wages has class "tbl_df" "tbl" "data.frame", while
	before it had class "tbl_df" "data.frame". This should fix 
	issue #1.

    o   dplyr::combine() (deprecated) has been replaced with 
	base::unlist(..., recursive = FALSE) in internal functions (not exported) 
	joint_all_() and joint_all_funs_(). 

                     Changes in version 0.0.5.9002                      

    o   dplyr::combine() (deprecated) has been replaced with 
	base::unlist(..., recursive = FALSE) in internal functions (not exported) 
	joint_all_() and joint_all_funs_(). 

                     Changes in version 0.0.5.9001                      

    o   data "invented_wages" has been recreated with tibble::new_tibble().
	Now invented_wages has class "tbl_df" "tbl" "data.frame", while
	before it had class "tbl_df" "data.frame". This should fix 
	issue #1.

                     Changes in version 0.0.5.9000                      

    o   new function: dcc6_fixed(). Same as dcc6() but with the 
	possibility to choose a variable for which the total will not
	be estimated (argument fixed_variable)

                 Changes in version 0.0.5 (2019-01-03)                  

    o   lazyeval has been substituted with rlang (tidy evaluation).
	This means that all the softly-deprecated dplyr functions that
	ended with an underscore (like summarise_(), select_(), ...) have
	been substituted with the versions without underscore (like
	summarise(), select(), and so on). All the dplyr functions are
	in dplyr_new_wrappers.R.

    o   In some functions (jointfun_(), dcc6() and joint_all_funs_())
	n() has been replaced with dplyr::n() (to be compatible with
	dplyr 0.0.8).