etiennebacher opened a new pull request, #43338:
URL: https://github.com/apache/arrow/pull/43338
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I'm building a new package to find and automatically fix lints in R code:
[`flint`](https://flint.etiennebacher.com/).
I'm using real-life, large packages to check its performance and `arrow` is
one of them. Since I already test on this, there's no additional cost for me in
proposing those changes.
FYI, those changes were generated with `flint::fix_package(exclude_linters =
"outer_negation")` (I excluded this linter because of
https://github.com/etiennebacher/flint/issues/23).
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There are many changes but most of them are trivial:
- replace `any(is.na())` by `anyNA()`
- add a leading 0 to decimal (e.g `.1` -> `0.1`)
- use `expect_named()` in tests
etc.
`flint` is quite new and linter rules are necessarily a bit opinionated, so
some of those changes might not be to your taste.
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They don't change any functionality.
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