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When loading the package, the following warning messages appear: Warning messages: 1: replacing previous import ‘httr::progress’ by ‘progressr::progress’ when loading ‘visiblespectrum’ 2: replacing previous import ‘stringdist::extract’ by ‘tidyr::extract’ when loading ‘visiblespectrum’
This warning might be confusing to users and should be addressed to ensure smooth user experience and avoid unnecessary alerts. The warning likely arises from conflicting or redundant use of progress tracking functionality between these two packages. This issue occurs upon loading the package, even if no functions utilizing progress are run.
Proposed Tasks
Investigate the cause of the warning, which may be related to overlapping or redundant progress tracking functionality between httr/progressr and stringdist/tidyr
Modify the package code to resolve any conflicts, either by removing redundant progress tracking or by replacing one of the packages with a more appropriate solution.
Perhaps issue a clear message (not a warning) if the use of both packages for progress tracking is unavoidable.
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Address the warning message regarding httr/progressr and stringdist/tidyr upon loading
Address the warning message regarding httr/progressr and stringdist/tidyr upon install
Dec 10, 2024
Description
When loading the package, the following warning messages appear:
Warning messages: 1: replacing previous import ‘httr::progress’ by ‘progressr::progress’ when loading ‘visiblespectrum’ 2: replacing previous import ‘stringdist::extract’ by ‘tidyr::extract’ when loading ‘visiblespectrum’
This warning might be confusing to users and should be addressed to ensure smooth user experience and avoid unnecessary alerts. The warning likely arises from conflicting or redundant use of progress tracking functionality between these two packages. This issue occurs upon loading the package, even if no functions utilizing progress are run.
Proposed Tasks
httr
/progressr
andstringdist
/tidyr
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: