20 сентября 2023 г. 8:27:31 UTC, Shu Fai Cheung пишет:
>Third, the "testthat.Rout" file only shows the total time:
>
>> proc.time()
> user system elapsed
> 13.530 0.291 29.492
>
>I believe the user time is not useful as we can use two processes in
>testthat. How can we detect the use of mor
Thanks for the suggestion. I will use rhub and a virtual machine to check again.
I read some previous posts and I thought I need to check the times to
see if there is any unintended usage of parallel processing, e.g., CPU
time > 2 x elapsed time. May I ask a few questions on this part?
This is fr
Thanks a lot. I don't have a physical linux box and so I need to use
rhub. But I don't know why there are no "-Ex.timings" files in the
check. E.g,
check(platform = "debian-gcc-release", show_status = FALSE, check_args
= "--as-cran")
I can only see these files in artifacts:
[ ]00check.log
Sorry, I missed the --as-cran option: you run
R CMD check --as-cran
Duncan Murdoch
On 19/09/2023 5:59 a.m., Duncan Murdoch wrote:
On 18/09/2023 10:10 a.m., Shu Fai Cheung wrote:
Hi All,
I know we should not use more than 2 cores in tests, vignettes, etc. I
encountered and solved this issu
On 18/09/2023 10:10 a.m., Shu Fai Cheung wrote:
Hi All,
I know we should not use more than 2 cores in tests, vignettes, etc. I
encountered and solved this issue before. However, I still committed
this mistake in a new package and would like find out where the cause
is.
I have a package that alr
On 18.09.2023 16:10, Shu Fai Cheung wrote:
Hi All,
I know we should not use more than 2 cores in tests, vignettes, etc. I
encountered and solved this issue before. However, I still committed
this mistake in a new package and would like find out where the cause
is.
I have a package that alrea
Hi All,
I know we should not use more than 2 cores in tests, vignettes, etc. I
encountered and solved this issue before. However, I still committed
this mistake in a new package and would like find out where the cause
is.
I have a package that already has parallel processing disabled by
default a
