Redirect users to the dplyr::*_join() family instead of using base::merge() because it strips attributes
and makes writing and attribute control difficult. The dplyr alternatives account for this and are
streamlined to solve this issue.
merge_data <- data.frame(SampleId = sample(example_data$SampleId), NewData = 1:nrow(example_data)) merge(example_data, merge_data, by = "SampleId") # breaks attributes
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