@eagleoutice/flowr - v2.16.3
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    PackageRuntimeKind:
        | "undefined-export"
        | "missing-s3-method"
        | "undeclared-namespace-import"
        | "unexported-import"
        | "self-attach"
        | "test-runner"
        | "syntax"
        | "vignette-metadata"
        | "check-directory-write"
        | "orphan-reference-output"
        | "rust-requirements"
        | "missing-namespace"
        | "extension-type"
        | "not-source-package"

    Type Declaration

    • "undefined-export"

      export(x) of something the package does not define, which fails the installation ("undefined exports")

    • "missing-s3-method"

      S3method(gen, cls) without a function gen.cls, which fails loading the namespace

    • "undeclared-namespace-import"

      a NAMESPACE import from a package not in Imports or Depends ("Namespace dependency missing from DESCRIPTION Imports/Depends entries")

    • "unexported-import"

      importFrom(pkg, f) of a name pkg does not export, which fails loading the namespace

    • "self-attach"

      library(pkg) of the package itself in its own code, which fails when it is not on the library search path

    • "test-runner"

      test code R CMD check never runs, or that runs the tests of another package

    • "syntax"

      test or vignette code that does not parse, so running it fails

    • "vignette-metadata"

      a vignette without the metadata R needs to find and build it

    • "check-directory-write"

      test or vignette code writing a file into the working directory, which R CMD check notes as left behind

    • "orphan-reference-output"

      a tests/*.Rout.save without the test it is the expected output of

    • "rust-requirements"

      Rust code without the SystemRequirements CRAN asks for

    • "missing-namespace"

      a package without a NAMESPACE file, which no package may be since R 3.0.0

    • "extension-type"

      a DESCRIPTION Type other than Package

    • "not-source-package"

      an installed package (or a build left inside the sources) handed to the check instead of a source package