=========================================================== .___ __ __ _________________ __ __ __| _/|__|/ |_ / ___\_` __ \__ \ | | \/ __ | | \\_ __\ / /_/ > | \// __ \| | / /_/ | | || | \___ /|__| (____ /____/\____ | |__||__| /_____/ \/ \/ grep rough audit - static analysis tool v2.8 written by @Wireghoul =================================[justanotherhacker.com]=== r-cran-future-1.20.1+dfsg/vignettes/future-4-issues.md.rsp-310-``` r-cran-future-1.20.1+dfsg/vignettes/future-4-issues.md.rsp:311:As previously, this can be avoided by making sure `x$a` is resolved first, which can be one in various ways, e.g. `dummy <- x$a`, `resolve(x$a)` and `force(x$a)`. r-cran-future-1.20.1+dfsg/vignettes/future-4-issues.md.rsp-312- ############################################## r-cran-future-1.20.1+dfsg/vignettes/future-6-future-api-backend-specification.md.rsp-74- r-cran-future-1.20.1+dfsg/vignettes/future-6-future-api-backend-specification.md.rsp:75:Before returning the `Future` object, the constructor function should launch the future if, and only if, the `lazy` element of the `Future` object (e.g. `f$lazy`) is `FALSE` (default). The constructor function must never evaluate the expression `expr` if `lazy` is `TRUE`. r-cran-future-1.20.1+dfsg/vignettes/future-6-future-api-backend-specification.md.rsp-76- ############################################## r-cran-future-1.20.1+dfsg/vignettes/future-4-non-exportable-objects.md.rsp-218-pwd r-cran-future-1.20.1+dfsg/vignettes/future-4-non-exportable-objects.md.rsp:219:## Error in eval(quote(os$getcwd()), new.env()) : r-cran-future-1.20.1+dfsg/vignettes/future-4-non-exportable-objects.md.rsp-220-## attempt to apply non-function ############################################## r-cran-future-1.20.1+dfsg/R/utils.R-286- ## covr: skip=3 r-cran-future-1.20.1+dfsg/R/utils.R:287: msg <- sprintf("This type of future processing is not supported on this system (%s), because parallel function %s() is not available", sQuote(.Platform$OS.type), name) r-cran-future-1.20.1+dfsg/R/utils.R-288- mdebug(msg) ############################################## r-cran-future-1.20.1+dfsg/R/ConstantFuture-class.R-14- future <- Future(..., globals = list(), envir = envir) r-cran-future-1.20.1+dfsg/R/ConstantFuture-class.R:15: future$result <- FutureResult(value = eval(future$expr, envir = envir)) r-cran-future-1.20.1+dfsg/R/ConstantFuture-class.R-16- future$state <- "finished" ############################################## r-cran-future-1.20.1+dfsg/inst/doc/future-4-issues.md.rsp-310-``` r-cran-future-1.20.1+dfsg/inst/doc/future-4-issues.md.rsp:311:As previously, this can be avoided by making sure `x$a` is resolved first, which can be one in various ways, e.g. `dummy <- x$a`, `resolve(x$a)` and `force(x$a)`. r-cran-future-1.20.1+dfsg/inst/doc/future-4-issues.md.rsp-312- ############################################## r-cran-future-1.20.1+dfsg/inst/doc/future-6-future-api-backend-specification.md.rsp-74- r-cran-future-1.20.1+dfsg/inst/doc/future-6-future-api-backend-specification.md.rsp:75:Before returning the `Future` object, the constructor function should launch the future if, and only if, the `lazy` element of the `Future` object (e.g. `f$lazy`) is `FALSE` (default). The constructor function must never evaluate the expression `expr` if `lazy` is `TRUE`. r-cran-future-1.20.1+dfsg/inst/doc/future-6-future-api-backend-specification.md.rsp-76- ############################################## r-cran-future-1.20.1+dfsg/inst/doc/future-4-non-exportable-objects.md.rsp-218-pwd r-cran-future-1.20.1+dfsg/inst/doc/future-4-non-exportable-objects.md.rsp:219:## Error in eval(quote(os$getcwd()), new.env()) : r-cran-future-1.20.1+dfsg/inst/doc/future-4-non-exportable-objects.md.rsp-220-## attempt to apply non-function ############################################## r-cran-future-1.20.1+dfsg/debian/tests/run-unit-test-4-if [ "$AUTOPKGTEST_TMP" = "" ] ; then r-cran-future-1.20.1+dfsg/debian/tests/run-unit-test:5: AUTOPKGTEST_TMP=`mktemp -d /tmp/${pkg}-test.XXXXXX` r-cran-future-1.20.1+dfsg/debian/tests/run-unit-test-6-fi