exit_file / exit_if_not not working

[LiNk-NY]

Hi Mark, @markvanderloo

I hope you are well.

I am using tinytest for a Bioconductor package: AnVILAz and I am having difficulty using exit_file() and exit_if_not.
They don't seem to be working properly.
I have three methods of exiting the test file using both exit_file() and exit_if_not():

## method 1
AnVILAz:::.exit_if_not_anvilaz()
> dput(AnVILAz:::.exit_if_not_anvilaz)
function () 
{
    if (!.is_anvil_az()) 
        tinytest::exit_file("Not running on AnVIL Azure workspace")
}

## method 2
if (!AnVILAz:::.is_anvil_az())
    tinytest::exit_file("Not running on AnVIL Azure workspace")

## method 3
tinytest::exit_if_not(
    "Not running on AnVIL Azure workspace" = AnVILAz:::.is_anvil_az()
)

Despite these trips, the tests continue to run when running R CMD check and tinytest::test_package("AnVILAz") :

> tinytest::test_package("AnVILAz")
test_az_copy.R................    0 tests    sh: 1: az: not found
sh: 1: az: not found
Error in system2("az", c("account", "get-access-token"), stdout = TRUE) : 
  error in running command
In addition: Warning message:
In system2("az", c("login", "--identity", "--allow-no-subscriptions")) :
  error in running command

For context, the package is meant to run on an environment with the az command line utility installed.

> packageVersion("tinytest")
[1] '1.4.1'

[markvanderloo]

Yes, this is fixed in the development version. I have to ask one or two authors to update their package on CRAN before I can upload because of some false positives there.

[LiNk-NY]

Thank you @markvanderloo for looking into it!

FWIW, I have tested with the development version with the same result:

> tinytest::run_test_file("inst/tinytest/test_az_copy.R")
test_az_copy.R................    0 tests    sh: 1: az: not found
sh: 1: az: not found
Error in system2("az", c("account", "get-access-token"), stdout = TRUE) : 
  error in running command
In addition: Warning message:
In system2("az", c("login", "--identity", "--allow-no-subscriptions")) :
  error in running command
> packageVersion("tinytest")
[1] '1.4.1.1'