问题
Is there any way to reproduce the environment which is used by devtools::check
?
I have the problem that my tests work with devtools::test()
but fail within devtools::check()
. My problem is now, how to find the problem. The report of check
just prints the last few lines of the error log and I can't find the complete report for the testing.
checking tests ... ERROR
Running the tests in ‘tests/testthat.R’ failed.
Last 13 lines of output:
...
I know that check
uses a different environment compared to test
but I don't know how I should debug these problems since they are not reproducible at all. Specially these test where running a few month ago, so not sure where to look for the problem.
EDIT
actually I tried to locate my problem and I found a solution. But to post my solution to it, I have to add more details.
So my test always failed since I was testing a markdown script if it is running without errors and afterwards I was checking if some of the environmental variables are set correctly. These where results which I calculate with the script as well as standard settings which I set. So I wanted to get a warning if I forgot to change some of my settings after developing...
Anyway, since it is a markdown script, I had to extract the code and I was using comments from this post knitr: run all chunks in an Rmarkdown document using knitr::purl
to get the code and sys.source
to execute it.
runAllChunks <- function(rmd, envir=globalenv()){
# as found here https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24753969
tempR <- tempfile(tmpdir = '.', fileext = ".R")
on.exit(unlink(tempR))
knitr::purl(rmd, output=tempR, quiet=TRUE)
sys.source(tempR, envir=envir)
}
For some reason, this produces an error since maybe a few weeks (not sure which new packages I installed lately...). But since there is a new comment, that I can just use knitr::knit
which also executes the code, this worked as expected and now my test no longer complains.
So in the end, I don't know where the problem exactly was, but this is now working.
回答1:
I recently had a similar issue with my tests breaking (succeeding with devtools::test()
but failing with devtools::check()
). I don't know if this solution necessarily fixes the problem above, but it should help to track down similar problems.
In my case, the problem ultimately came down to using a function that needed a package listed in Suggests
rather than in Imports
/Depends
. In particular, my function called httr::content()
, which broke when I tried to pass it the as = "parsed"
argument. It turns out that as = "parsed"
uses a suggested package, readr
to read a csv, and I needed to add it to my dependencies for devtools::check()
to work.
回答2:
This is a known issue with testthat. The workaround is to add the following as the 1st line in tests/testthat.R
:
Sys.setenv(R_TESTS="")
回答3:
So as I shortly mentioned above, I changed some of my code to no longer user knitr::purl
but using knitr::knit
and this solved my problem.
expect_error(f <- runAllChunks('010_main_lfq_analysis.Rmd'), NA)
expect_error(f <- knitr::knit('010_main_lfq_analysis.Rmd', output='jnk.R', quiet=TRUE, envir=globalenv()), NA)
回答4:
In case it helps someone else, this is what worked for me
- Re-install all relevant packages. E.g.
install.packages("testthat", "dplyr", "lubridate", "stringr")
(I included all packages my package uses) - Close RStudio and reopen
Then all tests passed
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41846465/testthat-fails-within-devtoolscheck-but-works-in-devtoolstest