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If a user does something silly like leave old documented code files in the R folder, but with the extension .oldR, otheR, etc. (such as I sometimes do when rewriting functions) Roxygen will still parse the Roxygen comments in those files, potentially leading to namespace weirdness. I'm guessing there's a regex call to blame that searches for "r$" rather than "\.r$"
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If a user does something silly like leave old documented code files in the R folder, but with the extension
.oldR
,otheR
, etc. (such as I sometimes do when rewriting functions) Roxygen will still parse the Roxygen comments in those files, potentially leading to namespace weirdness. I'm guessing there's a regex call to blame that searches for"r$"
rather than"\.r$"
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: