Examining more closely, it's a NOTE produced by R CMD check --
originally I had thought it was a WARNING, which I think would have
been too strong for this case. A NOTE actually seems fine, on second
thought.
For a tiny bit of context, it's common for us to issue messaging
around some state
Hi Michael,
Indeed, just to elaborate further on what I believe Duncan's point is, can
you give any examples, "dire" or not, that are appropriate when the package
is loaded but not attached (ie none of its symbols are visible to the user
without using :::)?
The only things I can think of are a
On 04/11/2021 2:50 p.m., Michael Chirico via R-devel wrote:
I wrote a linter to stop users from using packageStartupMessage() in
their .onLoad() hook because of the R CMD check warning it triggers:
