Since the release of R version 3.6, I have started seeing these kinds of messages in several packages I use
library(RSelenium)
Registered S3 method overwritten by 'openssl':
method from
print.bytes Rcpp
For another package I was told that "these packages don't prefix their class with the package name (e.g. "Rcpp_bytes") so there are collisions when they register methods for third party generics like print().
Is this something you could do to make these messages go away? Would there be any chance either of you could rename your class to use your package name as a prefix? It probably makes sense to do this renaming in the package with the fewest reverse dependencies, to minimise breakages.
juyeongkim
commented
5 years ago
Since the release of R version 3.6, I have started seeing these kinds of messages in several packages I use
For another package I was told that "these packages don't prefix their class with the package name (e.g. "Rcpp_bytes") so there are collisions when they register methods for third party generics like print().
Is this something you could do to make these messages go away? Would there be any chance either of you could rename your class to use your package name as a prefix? It probably makes sense to do this renaming in the package with the fewest reverse dependencies, to minimise breakages.