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• checking tests ... [14s/17s] ERROR   Running ‘spelling.R’ [0s/0s]   Running ‘testthat.R’ [14s/16s] Running the tests in ‘tests/testthat.R’ failed. Complete output:   > library(testthat)   > library(tidysq)      Attaching package: 'tidysq'      The following object is masked from 'package:base':          paste      >   > test_check("tidysq")   [ FAIL 6 | WARN 0 | SKIP 1 | PASS 812 ]      ══ Skipped tests (1) ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════   • warning handling on C++ side is poorly implemented (1):     'test-warnings.R:39:3'      ══ Failed tests ════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════   ── Failure ('test-sq.R:48:3'): sq() returns object with alphabet attribute that contains existing letters for unt and atp options ──   alphabet(sq(str_atp, alphabet = atp_alph)) (`actual`) and `atp_alph` (`expected`) don't have the same values.   * Only in `actual`: NA      ── Failure ('test-sq.R:52:3'): sq() returns object with alphabet attribute that contains existing letters for unt and atp options ──   alphabet(sq(str_unt, alphabet = "unt")) (`actual`) and obtain_alphabet(str_unt) (`expected`) don't have the same values.   * Only in `actual`: NA   * Only in `expected`: NA      ── Failure ('test-sq.R:56:3'): sq() returns object with alphabet attribute that contains existing letters for unt and atp options ──   alphabet(sq(str_unt, alphabet = "unt", NA_letter = "?")) (`actual`) and obtain_alphabet(str_unt, NA_letter = "?") (`expected`) don't have the same values.   * Only in `actual`: NA   * Only in `expected`: NA      ── Failure ('test-sq.R:60:3'): sq() returns object with alphabet attribute that contains existing letters for unt and atp options ──   alphabet(sq(str_unt, alphabet = "unt", NA_letter = "(?)")) (`actual`) and obtain_alphabet(str_unt, NA_letter = "(?)") (`expected`) don't have the same values.   * Only in `actual`: NA   * Only in `expected`: NA      ── Failure ('test-substitute_letters.R:23:3'): substitute_letters() returns an object with trimmed alphabet attribute ──   alphabet(substitute_letters(sq_dna, c(T = "B"))) (`actual`) and c("A", "C", "G", "B", "-") (`expected`) don't have the same values.   * Only in `actual`: NA      ── Failure ('test-substitute_letters.R:27:3'): substitute_letters() returns an object with trimmed alphabet attribute ──   alphabet(...) (`actual`) and setdiff(...) (`expected`) don't have the same values.   * Only in `actual`: NA         [ FAIL 6 | WARN 0 | SKIP 1 | PASS 812 ]   Error: Test failures   Execution halted
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