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errorist 0.1.2

Fixes

• Revised the warning check as empty warnings no longer have a NULL return. (#13)

Deployment

• Added pkgdown website (#14)
• Updated to the latest version of r-lib GitHub actions. (#14)

errorist 0.1.1

Fixes

• Switched insertion shiv message() to packageStartupMessage(). (#12)

• Removed LazyData: true from DESCRIPTION. (#12)

• Switched URLs to using https instead of http and removed broken links. (#12)

Deployment

• Updated to the latest version of r-lib GitHub actions. (#12)

errorist 0.1.0

Feature

• When multiple warnings occur, each unique warning is searched separately instead of searching only the latest value. (#9, closing (#7))

Fixes

• Warning messages now have their locale specific prefix. (#9)

• Ensured the last.warning object was created by setting options('warn' = 0), which is the default value. Upon unload, the warning level is restored to the old value. (#8)

• Fixed a spurious URL in README/NEWS.md

Documentation

• Improved the package vignette by providing examples of how the handler pick up errors and warnings. (#10)

errorist 0.0.3

Fixes

• Address an erroneous unit test that was comparing functions within namespaces instead of environments.

errorist 0.0.2

Fixes

• Imported the search_google function from searcher to satisfy R CMD check.

Test Infrastructure

• Enable the use of two cores to speed up Travis-CI builds.

errorist 0.0.1

Features

• Created shims for warning and error handling
• Automatically load and unload shims alongside package calls.
• Added coverage tests to verify the presence of the handlers and for checking the contents of the error handler.

Special Thanks

This package exists in large part due to conversations or assistance from the following folks:

• Dirk Eddelbuettel for starting the discussion on XKCD Comic 1185: Ineffective Sorts.
• Barry Rowlingson for the package name and remarks about functionality.
• Brodie Gaslam for pointing out addTaskCallback() as a way to create a warning handler and for a brief discussion on “call” objects.
• Joshua Ulrich for advise on incorporating the semi-documented last.warning object that R populates with warning messages.

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