glue

NoteAdded in 0.6.0

What it does

Multiple checks for glue():

1. checks whether glue() evaluates some R code between delimiters;
2. checks whether glue() would error when evaluated because of incomplete delimiters.

Why is this bad?

For 1, using glue() with only a constant string, e.g. glue("abc"), is useless and less readable. You can just use the string directly.

For 2, having incomplete delimiters would error when evaluated, so this indicates a bug.

Both cases do not have an automatic fix.

Example

glue("abc")
glue('{a}', .open = '<', .close = '>')
glue("{abc")

Use instead:

"abc"
# For the second case, either use default delimiters {},
# or ensure the string contains the specified delimiters
# For the third case, fix the string to have complete delimiters,
# e.g. glue("{abc}")

References

See ?glue::glue