Ensure format strings pass check in R-devel/Windows #345
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(CI failure seems to be related to differences in snapshot output that doesn't seem to be related to printing the protected list) |
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Not sure exactly why this issue popped up on CI ( apache/arrow#38894 (comment) ), but it seems that at least one format string has
%x(which expects anint) where I think the intention was to print memory addresses (i.e.,%p). Our CI issue is probably because we're being a tad to aggressive about converting errors to warnings, but it seemed like an easy fix while I was taking a look!