In #111 we realized that ellipsis unpacking was broken in some contexts. This had to do with how ellipsis unpacking worked when passing in an object that was being injected. rlang::list2(...) should be equivalent to list(...) except in this type of circumstance.
I took a broad approach of grep'ing the directory to find all these lines - so it could use a cross check to see if I got the right cases. I also put a test in here to make sure the capability worked. I didn't test every single circumstance where this might occur. I think this is ok though because we know all prior functionality is passing, but in that test I verified that injecting a value functions in the desired context.
In #111 we realized that ellipsis unpacking was broken in some contexts. This had to do with how ellipsis unpacking worked when passing in an object that was being injected.
rlang::list2(...)should be equivalent tolist(...)except in this type of circumstance.I took a broad approach of grep'ing the directory to find all these lines - so it could use a cross check to see if I got the right cases. I also put a test in here to make sure the capability worked. I didn't test every single circumstance where this might occur. I think this is ok though because we know all prior functionality is passing, but in that test I verified that injecting a value functions in the desired context.