Dear CRAN Maintainers,
I recently resubmitted unitizer at Professor Ripley's request to remove the not-cran.Rout.save file that caused unnecessary output in the test results.
Warnings of the following form remain only on MacOS release and oldrel, but I believe them to be false positives:
'library' or 'require' calls not declared from:
‘unitizerdummypkg1’ ‘unitizerdummypkg2’
These are fake packages used by unitizer's own integration tests.
R CMD check normally white-lists such packages to avoid this type of
false positive, but the checks must be run on R-devel, or with
--as-cran, or the tests must be in subfolders like those used by
testthat
. The warnings are occurring because I dropped testthat
in favor of the .Rout/.Rout.save test method, and most likely the
macos release/oldrel test runs are without the --as-cran flag (I can
reproduce the warning locally on MacOS by omitting --as-cran).
I apologize for any inconvenience this might be causing.
Brodie.
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