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Fixed a broken roxygen2 comment in
check_loaded_namespaces() that caused the first sentence of
the @details help section to be silently dropped. The page
previously opened mid-sentence with “(packages that have been loaded but
not attached)…”; it now correctly reads “This checker inspects the list
of loaded namespaces (packages that have been loaded but not
attached)…”.
Fixed argument validation in sessioncheck() to run
after merging the action argument with any value
set via options(sessioncheck = ...). Previously, an invalid
action supplied through options() bypassed
validation entirely and produced a confusing error message (the
session-check results) rather than a clear “invalid action”
error.
Fixed a typo in the formatted output for locale check results: “Unexpected locale settings:” is now “Unexpected locale settings:”.
Fixed a silent failure in check_required_options(),
check_required_locale(), and
check_required_sysenv() where an unnamed
required_* list (e.g.,
required_options = list(0L)) caused all checks to be
silently skipped. The required_* arguments now require a
named list when non-empty, and passing an unnamed list is an
error.
Fixed a latent bug in the internal .action() helper
where passing a status object of an unexpected class left
the variable is_ok undefined, causing an uninformative
object 'is_ok' not found error. The function now uses
else if branching and raises an explicit “unexpected status
class” error for unrecognized inputs.
Fixed sessioncheck() to validate the
checks argument. Previously, unrecognized check names
(e.g. from a typo) were silently ignored; they now produce an error
listing the valid check names.
Fixed a misleading mock in the sessioncheck() test
suite: the mock for .get_locale_status() was returning a
bare string instead of a sessioncheck_status object, making
the associated assertion meaningless. The mock now returns a
properly-constructed status object.
spelling to Suggests and added a
spell-check test (tests/testthat/test-spelling.R) so that
spelling::spell_check_package() runs automatically with
devtools::test(). The test is skipped on CRAN.Updated the DESCRIPTION to accurately reflect the
full scope of the package. The previous description mentioned only the
global environment and loaded namespaces; it now covers all eight check
types (global environment, attached packages, loaded namespaces,
attached environments, session run time, R options, locale settings, and
system environment variables).
Fixed the @details section of
check_attached_packages(), which referred to the parameter
as allow rather than its correct name
allow_attached_packages.
Fixed the @examples block of
check_required_locale(), which passed
required = list(...) instead of
required_locale = list(...). The call worked only through
R’s partial argument matching, which is fragile and misleading in
documentation.
Removed self-referential links from the @seealso
section of each check function. Each function previously listed itself
among the “see also” links.
Initial CRAN release. The package provides tools for checking whether an R session is in a clean state. The main user-facing functions are:
check_globalenv_objects() — flags unexpected objects in
.GlobalEnv.check_attached_packages() — flags non-base packages on
the search path.check_loaded_namespaces() — flags non-base loaded
namespaces.check_attached_environments() — flags non-package
attachments on the search path.check_sessiontime() — flags sessions that have been
running longer than a threshold (default 300 seconds).check_required_options() — flags R options that are
absent or have unexpected values.check_required_locale() — flags locale categories that
have unexpected values.check_required_sysenv() — flags system environment
variables that are absent or have unexpected values.sessioncheck() — a top-level orchestrator that runs
multiple checks in a single call.All check functions accept an action argument
("warn", "error", "message", or
"none") and return an invisible
sessioncheck_status object. Default behavior and allowlists
can be configured project-wide via
options(sessioncheck = list(...)).
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