Closed mhpob closed 10 months ago
Tests for read_glatos_receivers
also fail for a similar reason: data(sample_receivers)
is not a data.table.
This is not the desired behavior; was introduced in v0.8.0.9000 as an unintended consequences of changes to as_glatos_detections and as_glatos_receivers. Fix will be pushed momentarily. Thanks @mhpob for the very helpful poke.
Fixed in v 0.8.0.9001 (7912d90d6bfb0dabfafdb2754851d42b55d1f92e).
All tests for read_glatos_detections and read_glatos_receivers are now passing; but are still warning that "context()
was deprecated in the 3rd edition." see https://github.com/ocean-tracking-network/glatos/issues/201
@mhpob @jdpye Take a quick scan of https://github.com/ocean-tracking-network/glatos/commit/7912d90d6bfb0dabfafdb2754851d42b55d1f92e... I only changed a few lines in R/load-read_glatos_detections.r and R/load-read_glatos_receivers.r but git thinks every line was changed. But not in the other two files. Any idea why?
@mhpob @jdpye After I committed https://github.com/ocean-tracking-network/glatos/commit/7912d90d6bfb0dabfafdb2754851d42b55d1f92e, I then did a git pull
and see this new "Style code (GHA)" commit (not made locally by me; authored by me on github?
That's the "style" GH Action that was added with the R CMD check. Takes code and adds spacing, etc. for a consistent style.
It can be turned off by deleting the file at .github/workflows/style.yml
Just looked -- the stylr action happens after your original commit with a separate commit and so shouldn't affect the original. No idea why git thought you changed everything.
Tests for
read_glatos_detections
currently fail as the "correct" objects (data(walleye_detections)
anddata(lamprey_detections)
) are of the class glatos_detections/data.frame, while importing a csv viaread_glatos_detections
returns a glatos_detections/data.table/data.frame regardless of input (data.frame, data.table, tibble).Considering other functions attempt to conserve input class, is this the desired behavior?