While using the package, I noticed that when using the function ps, if no arguments or one argument alone is assigned, the function works as intended. However, ps produces an error when it is run with both its arguments user and after assigned.
ps version = 1.6.0
R version = 4.0.4
The reproducible code can be found below.
Thanks,
Giulia
library(ps)
ps(user = "root",after = as.POSIXct('2022-05-15', tz = "GMT"))
#> Error in data.frame(stringsAsFactors = FALSE, pid = pd, ppid = pp, name = nm, : arguments imply differing number of rows: 26, 39
Hello,
Thank you for your package.
While using the package, I noticed that when using the function
ps
, if no arguments or one argument alone is assigned, the function works as intended. However,ps
produces an error when it is run with both its argumentsuser
andafter
assigned.ps version = 1.6.0 R version = 4.0.4
The reproducible code can be found below.
Thanks, Giulia