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# pkgload 1.2.4
* Lionel Henry is now the maintainer.
* `load_all()` automatically registers package translations, if found.
# pkgload 1.2.3
* pkgload now forces all bindings on unload. This fixes errors and
inconsistencies when dangling references force lazy bindings after
unload or reload.
* `load_all()` now restores S3 methods registered by third party
packages (#163).
* `load_dll()` will now preserve the DLL name when loading instead of
always using the package name. This allows packages to include DLL's
with different names (#162, @dfalbel).
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# pkgload 1.2.1
* `unload()` no longer unregisters methods for generics of the package being unloaded. This way dangling references to generics defined in the stale namespace still work as expected (r-lib/vctrs#1341).
* `load_all()` will now work for packages that have testthat tests but do not have testthat installed (#151)
* The `pkgbuild` dependency has been moved to `Suggests`, as it is only needed for packages with compiled code.
* `load_all()` will now work for packages that have testthat tests but do not have testthat installed (#151)
* `load_all(warn_conflicts = TRUE)` becomes more narrow and only warns when a *function* in the global environment masks a *function* in the package, consistent with the docs (#125, #143 @jennybc).
* `load_all()` no longer does a comprehensive check on the `DESCRIPTION` file when loading, instead just checking that it exists and starts with Package (#149, @malcolmbarrett)
* `unload()` no longer warns when it can't unload a namespace.
# pkgload 1.2.0
* Fix test failure in R 4.1 with regards to S4 method registration
* `load_all()` now preserves existing namespaces in working order. In
particular, it doesn't unload the package's shared library and keeps
it loaded instead. When reloading, a copy of the SO for the new
namespace is loaded from a temporary location. These temporary SOs
are only unloaded on GC and deleted from their temporary location
via a weak reference attached to the namespace.
This mechanism ensures that lingering references to the namespace
keep working as expected. Consequently the namespace
propagation routine that was added to pkgload as a workaround has
been removed.
Note that `.Call()` invocations that pass a string symbol rather
than a structured symbol may keep crashing, because R will look into
the most recently loaded SO of a given name. Since symbol
registration is now the norm, we don't expect this to cause much
trouble.
* `load_all()` no longer forces all bindings of a namespace to avoid
lazy-load errors. Instead, it removes exported S3 methods from the
relevant tables.
- This improves the loading behaviour with packages that define
objects in their namespaces lazily (e.g. with `delayedAssign()`).
- This also makes `load_all()` more predictable after a method has
been removed from the package. It is now actually removed from the
generic table. It would previously linger until R was restarted.
* If `load_all()` attaches testthat, it automatically suppresses conflicts.
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# pkgload 1.1.0
* `dev_example()` now works after removing an inconsistent call to `load_all()`
(@riccardoporreca, #122).
* `load_all()` now issues a warning if exported objects conflict with objects
defined in the global environment (#112)
* `run_example()` arguments `run` and `test` are deprecated in favor of the
(hopefully) more clear `run_dontrun` and `run_donttest` (#107).
* Internal fixes for compatibility with the future 4.1.0 release.
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Simulates the process of installing a package and then attaching it.
This is a key part of the 'devtools' package as it allows you to
rapidly iterate while developing a package.
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