Nothing
dev <- FALSE
test_that("reports1: repo_breakages() works as expected.", {
pkgs <- c("common", "knitr", "rvest")
vrs <- c("1.1.3", "1.39", "0.3.6")
if (dev) {
pkgs <- c("admiral", "common", "rvest")
pth <- "C:\\Users\\dbosa\\AppData\\Local\\R\\win-library\\4.2"
lst1 <- installed_packages(pkgs,
repos = pth)
} else {
lst1 <- data.frame(Package = pkgs, Version = vrs)
}
lst2 <- get_latest_data(pkgs)[ , c("Package", "Version")]
res <- repo_breakages(lst1, lst2)
expect_equal(is.data.frame(res$Summary), TRUE)
expect_equal(nrow(res$Summary) == 3, TRUE)
expect_equal(ncol(res$Summary) == 4, TRUE)
})
test_that("reports2: repo_stability() works as expected.", {
pkgs <- c("common", "fmtr", "libr", "defineR")
if (dev) {
pkgs <- c("admiral", "common", "rvest")
}
res <- repo_stability(pkgs)
res
expect_equal(is.data.frame(res), TRUE)
expect_equal(nrow(res) == 4, TRUE)
expect_equal(ncol(res) == 9, TRUE)
})
test_that("reports3: repo_breakages() handles edge cases.", {
if (dev) {
r1 <- pkg_repo(ver = "4.2.1")
r2 <- pkg_repo(ver = "latest")
# What happens when you upgrade
# the whole repository
# Lot of situations to handle
res <- repo_breakages(r1, r2)
res$Summary
res$Details$rmarkdown
res$Details$admiral$RemovedFunctions
expect_equal(is.data.frame(res$Summary), TRUE)
expect_equal(nrow(res$Summary) > 0, TRUE)
expect_equal(ncol(res$Summary) == 5, TRUE)
expect_equal(any(res$Summary$Breakages == TRUE), TRUE)
} else {
expect_equal(TRUE, TRUE)
}
})
test_that("reports4: repo_stability() handles edge cases.", {
if (dev) {
r1 <- pkg_repo(ver = "4.2.1")
r2 <- pkg_repo()
# What happens when you get stability scores
# for a whole repository
# Failed on appgen (not a real package)
# Failed on KMsurv (no releases within 10 years)
# concatenate package getting no score
# All above fixed now.
res <- repo_stability(r1$Package)
expect_equal(is.null(res), FALSE)
expect_equal(nrow(res) > 0, TRUE)
expect_equal(ncol(res), 9)
} else {
expect_equal(TRUE, TRUE)
}
})
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