Closed hsloot closed 3 years ago
The implemented validity methods themselves throw errors if the object is invalid. This is not how it is supposed to be - it should return a character describing the problem instead, such that setValidity can be called with test = FALSE.
setValidity
test = FALSE
See https://github.com/hsloot/cvalr/issues/23
The implemented validity methods themselves throw errors if the object is invalid. This is not how it is supposed to be - it should return a character describing the problem instead, such that
setValidity
can be called withtest = FALSE
.