By analogy to httr::stop_for_status() it would be useful to have a function that threw an error if there were any parsing problems. You'd use this in automated scripts if you wanted to be really sure that the file format hadn't changed
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@earino - this allows you to be super strict about parsing. I think, combined with the new spec printing behaviour, this should make it easy to rapidly prototype the correct parsing specification and, later, fail-fast if the underlying data changes.
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By analogy to
httr::stop_for_status()
it would be useful to have a function that threw an error if there were any parsing problems. You'd use this in automated scripts if you wanted to be really sure that the file format hadn't changedThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: