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                                            Jonas Kristoffer Lindeløv

Including `devtools::load_all` package is creating an error

The new version released on CRAN contains a partial fix for this. It will now alert the user if packages are loaded that are not in .libPaths() and not try...

Running `rm(list = ls())` in a test script

For now, I'll be using `testthat` for this particular purpose as it doesn't assign anything to the test environment. Implicitly assigning variables in the environment is hopefully an edge case...

Job output not exported: 'file' must be non-empty string

@bspoorenberg no, I didn't look much more into it. But it's quite a unique opportunity that you experience both behaviors in your team! Could you try replacing the last line...

Job output not exported: 'file' must be non-empty string

I'm closing this issue for now because it lacks reproducibility. Reopen if it persists and you can identify (or narrow in on) the conditions under which it occurs.

Mixed models

@merliseclyde The `lme4` syntax is widespread so should ease the adoption for many. So for example: height ~ time * gender + (1 + time | id) It is also...

Set maximum number of concurrent jobs / queue jobs?

Ah, interesting idea, @LukasWallrich! I've definitely needed this a few times as well. Could you post an idea what the API could look like? (If we just pretend everything is...

job returns error when using NA_real_

Whoa, thanks for posting a nice reproducible example. I don't currently have a nice solution, only an even more minimal replication. All of these lose their type when running in...

job returns error when using NA_real_

@stonekate A bugfix release is up on CRAN and I managed to solve this bug (I hope!).

Using job::job() within RMarkdown file

Hi @meghanmshea Sorry for the late reply, but @psychelzh is right. For your use case, you may want to look at the IDE-agnostic solutions mentioned under "See also" on https://lindeloev.github.io/job/....

`regex`-based Search for all of them

@Marin-Kitagawa Set Fluent Search to use the Everything backend in Settings --> Files --> File indexer. Then write e.g. "regex:\d.pdf$" to find all pdfs ending in a digit. Here is...