Fixed namespace issue due to roxygenise call #29
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@Dasonk Can you merge this PR? Available version is currently broken and we have to install this PR |
I'll look into it when I get home from work. A few years late isn't so bad right? |
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Fixes #28
Since
{roxygen2}7.0.0 (released 2019/11/12)roxygeniseusespkgload::load_all()by default. This ends up loading up thedevtools_shimsnamespace - which includes its own version of the?function.This means that when you load up
{docstring}you can use docstring's version of?but, behind the scenes, it runsroxygenise()which then loads up thedevtools_shimsnamespace. Next time you use?you're running the one loaded up indevtools_shims. This is the source of the error found.Adding the
load = "source"argument in theroxygenise()call bypasses loading up thedevtools_shimsnamespace but still produces the desired behaviour.