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I think the problem is that you are explicitly logging bounds, while it might not have been previously created -- only if (is.na(nMin) | is.na(nMax)).
So thus the logging attempt fails. IMO this was not previously captured due to no one running the fn with DEBUG log level and with both nMin and nMax defined? Anyway, I'd highly appreciate an update on CRAN so that the reverse dependency check can pass 🙏
I'm also happy to discuss your performance issues with logger if it's still on the table :)
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Thank you. I've fixed this in the latest development release, which should soon be released on CRAN. Unfortunately, I don't have the bandwidth to work on the problem with logger, but I appreciate your interest.
Hi,
Although I see you have moved away from using
logger
, but the CRAN version still references it, and the reverse dependency checks are failing due to https://github.com/openpharma/mtdesign/blob/main/R/functions.R#L117I think the problem is that you are explicitly logging
bounds
, while it might not have been previously created -- only if(is.na(nMin) | is.na(nMax))
.So thus the logging attempt fails. IMO this was not previously captured due to no one running the fn with DEBUG log level and with both
nMin
andnMax
defined? Anyway, I'd highly appreciate an update on CRAN so that the reverse dependency check can pass 🙏I'm also happy to discuss your performance issues with
logger
if it's still on the table :)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: