Report a bug in a SpeedGoat package — report

Files a support ticket from your R session. The report reaches the same place as one filed through the support site, and you get back a link to follow.

You supply what only you can: the code that went wrong and what you expected it to do. Everything else – which R version, which packages were loaded, who you are and which project you are working in – is filled in for you.

Usage

report_bug(
  reprex,
  expected,
  severity = c("blocks-work", "degraded", "cosmetic"),
  package = NULL,
  summary = NULL
)

Arguments

reprex: Character. The code that goes wrong, as short as you can make it while still failing. Paste the error message too.
expected: Character. What you expected to happen instead.
severity: One of "blocks-work" (you cannot carry on), "degraded" (there is a workaround), or "cosmetic".
package: Character. The package the bug is in. Defaults to the package calling report_bug(), which is only useful from inside package code – from the console, name it.
summary: Character. An optional one-line title. Without it the title is drawn from the report itself.

Value

The URL of the filed issue, invisibly.

Examples

if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
report_bug(
  package = "spdgt.telem",
  reprex = "telem_get_deployments(individual_id = 12)\n#> Error: ...",
  expected = "a tibble of deployments for that individual",
  severity = "blocks-work"
)
} # }