Auto-detect imported objects from packages in object_usage_linter()#1136
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IMO it's a tidyverse bug that its dependencies aren't so declared, but maybe we're missing something... added a comment to the existing bug requesting clarification: |
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LGTM here. I'm surprised this wasn't done previously 😳 |
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Partially fixes #1127.
The example provided in the original issue is more complex because
library(tidyverse)doesn't export the functions used.Instead, it attaches other packages as a side-effect. I don't have a good idea how to (without acutally running
library(...)) detect these.IIRC, the packages aren't even registered as
Depends.