which itself will source the source argument of makeRegistries (if specified). This is often a good idea, since it allows testing of the source script in the current environment, but there may be reasons why sourcing that file in the current R session is definitely expected to fail (e.g. if it depends on specific environment variables set in the template file). It would be nice to have a way to suppress this warning message:
handler("Failed to source file '%s': %s", fn,
as.character(ok))
the
makeRegistry
function contains this linewhich itself will source the
source
argument ofmakeRegistries
(if specified). This is often a good idea, since it allows testing of thesource
script in the current environment, but there may be reasons why sourcing that file in the current R session is definitely expected to fail (e.g. if it depends on specific environment variables set in the template file). It would be nice to have a way to suppress this warning message: