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New test failures with R 3.6 #384
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#377 is likely one of them (it has R-devel in the title, but that version is by now R v3.6) |
Had a look at this under R 3.6.1 (with current lintr master, xml2=1.2.2, rcpp=1.0.2, libxml=2.9.9) Here master is b5dff71
The first 10 failing tests were in these files:
Here's an example failure:
All the other test-failures that came up in those first 10 tests died with the same lines:
So. In my R 3.6.1 env I tried running the same tests after downgrading Will investigate further |
My debugging example looks like this:
This throws the
With this example, and
So for some reason, the xml corresponding to the lint-example looks like
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In the R=3.6.1 env that I'm using I have I suspect there's a problem with how |
The R parser changed in regards to |
Thanks, I hadn't heard about that; I wonder why that would lead to the xml tree getting borked either side of the |
A bug in lintr hinders the CI tests on R 3.6. Disable lintr for now and revert this once r-lib/lintr#384 has been resolved by the lintr developers.
FYI I've ran all these tests using an updated |
Great! @russHyde could you add |
No problem. Would that ensure that the updated version of |
Also, would you welcome a separate PR where I add a couple of other releases of R to the CI checks for lintr (for 3.5, 3.6 and the dev version of R)? At present the travis config seems to install/test lintr against R-3.6 only |
yes
Sure, you can use |
Fixed in #395 |
A bug in lintr hinders the CI tests on R 3.6. Disable lintr for now and revert this once r-lib/lintr#384 has been resolved by the lintr developers.
It looks like there are a number of tests failures exposed by R 3.6, we should get these fixed.
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