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...mine using this package generates an error >> when its tests are run. >> >> The simplest solution is to add some calls to gc() in my tests. But a >> more general/automatic solution would be nice. >> >> I thought about something in the lines of >> >> robust_lvec <- function(...) { >> ?? tryCatch({ >> ???? lvec(...) >> ?? }, error = function(e) { >> ???? gc() >> ???? lvec(...) # duplicated code >> ?? }) >> } >> >> e.g. try to open a file, when that fails call the garbage collector >> and try ag...

...n its tests are run. >>>> >>>> The simplest solution is to add some calls to gc() in my tests. But >>>> a more general/automatic solution would be nice. >>>> >>>> I thought about something in the lines of >>>> >>>> robust_lvec <- function(...) { >>>> ?? tryCatch({ >>>> ???? lvec(...) >>>> ?? }, error = function(e) { >>>> ???? gc() >>>> ???? lvec(...) # duplicated code >>>> ?? }) >>>> } >>>> >>>> e.g. try to open...

.... In this case that means, for example, that another package of mine using this package generates an error when its tests are run [2]. The simplest solution is to add some calls to gc() in my tests. But a more general/automatic solution would be nice. I thought about something in the lines of robust_lvec <- function(...) { tryCatch({ lvec(...) }, error = function(e) { gc() lvec(...) # duplicated code }) } e.g. try to open a file, when that fails call the garbage collector and try again. However, this introduces duplicated code (in this case only one line, but that can...

...n error when its tests are >>> run. >>> >>> The simplest solution is to add some calls to gc() in my tests. But a more >>> general/automatic solution would be nice. >>> >>> I thought about something in the lines of >>> >>> robust_lvec <- function(...) { >>> ?? tryCatch({ >>> ???? lvec(...) >>> ?? }, error = function(e) { >>> ???? gc() >>> ???? lvec(...) # duplicated code >>> ?? }) >>> } >>> >>> e.g. try to open a file, when that fails call the g...