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This is a friendly reminder that plan(multiprocess) of the future package is deprecated since future 1.20.0 (2020-11-03). It will eventually become defunct and removed. The background for this can be found in futureverse/future#420.
Please migrate your code to the platform-independent plan(multisession) or the Linux/macOS-specific plan(multicore). If you want to emulate what multiprocess does, you can do something like:
BTW, if you don't already do so, please make sure to undo any plan() you set in your code, as illustrated by the above example. This is needed to guarantee that calling your code won't override settings that the user has set previously. You can read about this in https://future.futureverse.org/reference/plan.html#for-package-developers.
Thank you!
Henrik
(maintainer of the future package)
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I see you missed fixing this with your most recent CRAN release on 2022-05-25. Please note that your package will fail R CMD check when the 'multiprocess' is made defunct in future. I would appreciate if you could fix this in your package, because it would save me and the CRAN Team having to explain why reverse package break. Thank you.
Hi.
This is a friendly reminder that
plan(multiprocess)
of the future package is deprecated since future 1.20.0 (2020-11-03). It will eventually become defunct and removed. The background for this can be found in futureverse/future#420.Your alookr package relies on
multiprocess
, cf. https://github.com/choonghyunryu/alookr/search?q=multiprocess.Please migrate your code to the platform-independent
plan(multisession)
or the Linux/macOS-specificplan(multicore)
. If you want to emulate whatmultiprocess
does, you can do something like:BTW, if you don't already do so, please make sure to undo any
plan()
you set in your code, as illustrated by the above example. This is needed to guarantee that calling your code won't override settings that the user has set previously. You can read about this in https://future.futureverse.org/reference/plan.html#for-package-developers.Thank you!
Henrik
(maintainer of the future package)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: