Closed Issues

Version 6.0 of TERR contains the following closed issues.


Key	Version	Description
TERR-8016	6.0.3	The Linux installer for the non-Developer Edition presents itself as the Developer Edition and defaults the installation path to the Developer Edition location.
TERR-8015	6.0.3	Links to the TERR system requirements are not working.
TERR-8014	6.0.3	The `sdcGetInfo` function in the SpotfireData package reports an XML parsing error when it is used against recent Spotfire servers.
TERR-7944	6.0.1	If the system environment variable to R_HOME is set before starting Spotfire, then the menu option TERR Tools > Launch RStudio IDE fails the first time with the error : `Item has already been added. Key in dictionary: 'R_HOME' Key being added: 'R_HOME'` and then subsequent times with the following error: `Cannot create a file when that file already exists.`
TERR-7968	6.0.1	If you call `buildServerSPK` or `buildSPK` from the SpotfireSPK package with the `repos` and `buildDir` options specified, then the function call can fail with the following error. `The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process.`
TERR-6032	6.0.1	In certain scenarios, using the parallel package could result in orphan java processes that are not shut down correctly. These processes consume resources after the script is executed.
TERR-3978	6.0.0	`seq.POSIXt(from=date1, to=date2, by=...)` outputs dates beyond `date2`.
TERR-5136	6.0.0	A long input line in the console can cause TERR to fail unexpectedly.
TERR-5176	6.0.0	Printing the summary of a Date or a `POSIXct` or `POSIXlt` vector with NAs or with a data.frame that contains a column of these types does not print the number of NAs correctly.
TERR-5689	6.0.0	Setting row names for an `xts` object from the xts package results in the error `invalid 'dimnames' given for xts`.
TERR-6073	6.0.0	The `regmatches` function does not work correctly when its `invert` argument is `NA`.
TERR-6114	6.0.0	`summary.Date`, `summary.POSIXct`, and `summary.POSIXlt` stores the number of NAs as a Date instead of an integer. This behavior does not match open-source R.
TERR-6977	6.0.0	`system2` ignores input and `stdin` arguments on Linux.
TERR-7004	6.0.0	An update to the MK library in TERR 4.5.0 can cause slight differences from `nls()` compared to earlier versions.
TERR-7044	6.0.0	The `source()` function does no accept arguments that were added to open-source R: `exprs` `spaced` `width.cutoff` `deparseCtrl`
TERR-7087	6.0.0	`system2()` returns incorrect results if there are over a certain number of characters in the command line.
TERR-7122	6.0.0	`read.table` gives an error when reading a space character as a logical.
TERR-7217	6.0.0	`seq.Date` and `seq.POSIXt` does not accept specifying the time unit as `by="quarters"`.
TERR-7508	6.0.0	When you initialize an S4 object with a slot of class `vector`, or set this slot with `slot(obj,nm,check=TRUE)<-newval`, the new slot value is not coerced to a vector before it is assigned.
TERR-7696	6.0.0	In some obscure cases, calling `eval` on an expression can generate an error before the expression started evaluation.
TERR-7702	6.0.0	The function `setMethod` does not match R's behavior when it generates warnings or messages about unknown classes in the method signature. Specifically, no message or warning is generated if an unknown class is specified with a `className` object.
TERR-7707	6.0.0	The `setRefClass` function does not correctly set the slots and prototype of the `refclass`, including information from any non-`refclass` superclasses.
TERR-7713	6.0.0	`ts(x=matrix(), names=NULL)` does not set the column names of the output to `NULL`; rather it sets `"Series <n>"` or to the column names of `x`. The formatting and printing functions for such objects convert NULL column names to `"Series <n>"`.
TERR-7719	6.0.0	`sprintf("%.0f", c(Inf,-Inf,NA,NaN))` truncates the result to zero characters. It does not ignore the precision part of the format specifier when rendering special numeric values. This behavior does not match that of open-source R.
TERR-7726	6.0.0	`seq.POSIXt(from,to,by)` can give an extra element beyond the desired sequence of times, depending on the current time zone.
TERR-7731	6.0.0	TERR does not allow collecting errors generated within internal OpenMP code (which can lead to errors such as `"Error: invalid comparison with complex values (600 times in omp region)"`).
TERR-7738	6.0.0	An incorrect error message can be printed when there was a `tryCatch` call within an `on.exit` expression.
TERR-7739	6.0.0	Making a data.frame from a recursive list sometimes drops some parts of the resulting column names.
TERR-7741	6.0.0	The `exclude` and `useNA` arguments to `table()` do not work properly in several ways. For example, `exclude=NULL` has the side effect of setting `useNA` to `"always"`. Also, `factor(exclude=NA, x)` excludes both `NA` and `NaN` from the levels of the resulting factor.
TERR-7743	6.0.0	The `real()`, `is.real()`, and `as.real()` functions are still in TERR. They were removed from open-source R in 2013.
TERR-7747	6.0.0	When printing a list containing classed objects or an object with classed attributes, the `print` method for those classed objects do not get exactly the arguments passed to `print`: some arguments are omitted and some are added.
TERR-7748	6.0.0	The function `as.hexmode("")` returns `0` instead of giving an error, as is done in open-source R 3.6.0.
TERR-7750	6.0.0	`array(x,dim,dimnames)` ignores non-list `dimnames`, which differs from behavior in open-source R 3.3.0, where `array(x,dim,dimnames)` requires that `dimnames` be a `list` (or `pairlist`).
TERR-7754	6.0.0	The functions `suppressMessages` and `suppressWarnings` do not include the argument `classes`. This argument is used for suppressing only certain classes of messages or warnings.
TERR-7757	6.0.0	`transform.data.frame()` does not pass arguments to `data.frame()`. For example, it does not pass `stringsAsFactors` and `check.names` to `data.frame()`, but treats them like new columns in the `data.frame` it produces.
TERR-7760	6.0.0	The `summary` method for `lm` objects does not return the `weights` component from the `lm` object. if it exists.
TERR-7774	6.0.0	The `normalizePath` function on Windows does not return the capitalization used in the "official" version of the file name. Rather, the capitalization depends on context.
TERR-7777	6.0.0	If you manually edit the DCF created by a call to `buildServerSPK`, and then rebuild the SPK from the DCF without explicitly providing a value for the `spkName` argument, then the function can fail with an error.
TERR-7789	6.0.0	TERR processing an interrupt does not match open-source R, which defines a restart named `"resume"`. In R, if the function `withCallingHandlers` defines an interrupt condition handler that invokes this restart, the interrupted computation is resumed.
TERR-7790	6.0.0	The `options('interrupt')` does not match open-source R, where if it is set to a function, it is called with no arguments if an interrupt condition is not caught. In R, if this function invokes a restart named `"resume"`, then the interrupted computation is resumed.
TERR-7795	6.0.0	The argument matching with `...` and default values do not match open-source R. Also, the `lapply` and other `apply` functions do not ignore extra missing arguments specified using `'a,i=,b'`, which also does not match open-source R.
TERR-7800	6.0.0	The unexported function `utils:::checkHT` is not defined so that the code in the Matrix package cannot call it. The function `do.call('[',argList)` does not work correctly if `argList` contains missing values for the selection indices.
TERR-7804	6.0.0	In open-source R 4.0.0, S3 method dispatching for `cbind` and `rbind` has changed, so it calls the `cbind` or `rbind` S3 method for the first argument that has one, rather than using the default `cbind` or `rbind` if multiple arguments have different S3 methods, as TERR does.
TERR-7823	6.0.0	A C function called with `.Call` returns the C `NULL` value but not generate a warning.
TERR-7825	6.0.0	On Windows, `file.rename(aa,bb)` fails if the file bb already exists.
TERR-7828	6.0.0	Several selection and replacement functions defined as TERR natives (such as `storage.mode`, `$`, `[<-`, and so on) do not return the correct arguments when passed to the `args` and `formals` functions.
TERR-7833	6.0.0	`contrib.url(type="mac.binary")` adds the nickname of a MacOS version in the returned URL.
TERR-7843	6.0.0	TERR does not correctly handle CTRL+C interrupts in non-interactive sessions, such as when TERR is started with the options `-e`, `-f`, or `< file`, or when TERR is run in Emacs/ESS.
TERR-7852	6.0.0	The R C API function `VECTOR_ELT(x,i)` does not accept `i` up to `max(TRUELENGTH(x),length(x))-1`, but just to `length(x)-1`, which is needed for the data.table package, version 1.13.0, to work in TERR.
TERR-7854	6.0.0	The Rapi entries `TAG` and `SET_TAG` do not allow an object to be the 'tag' of a pairlist, rather than giving an error. The Rapi entry `R_UnwindProtect` gives an error `"bad continuation argument"`. These cause problems using the vroom and cpp11 packages.
TERR-7864	6.0.0	`base::OlsonNames()` contans a small memory leak.
TERR-7876	6.0.0	The Rapi entries `CAR`, `CDR`, and `TAG` do not work on function objects. The corresponding entries for setting (`SETCAR`, `SETCDR`, and `SET_TAG`) also do not work on function objects. (These entries are called by the qs package.)
TERR-7891	6.0.0	With the curl package, when you call `Rf_error` while executing a `R_new_custom_connection` callback method, TERR can close unexpectedly.
TERR-7893	6.0.0	`as.POSIXct("2029-02-29 14:17",format="%Y-%m-%d %H:%M")` does not return `NA`, rather than returning `2029-03-01`.
TERR-7894	6.0.0	`stats::reformulate()` does not have the argument `env=parent.frame()` so you could make the environment of the returned formula whatever you want it to be.
TERR-7895	6.0.0	`regmatches(x, invert=TRUE, ...)` and `regmatches(x, invert=NA, ...)` give the error `"missing value where TRUE/FALSE needed"` when `x` contained an NA.
TERR-7906	6.0.0	When `utils::unzip` has problems unzipping a file when used with `install.packages` (for example), it does not give an error message containing details about the error. Errors are printed to the standard error stream and are not part of the error message itself.
TERR-7923	6.0.0	When functions like `readLines` read UTF-8 characters, they skip illegal Unicode characters (such as `0xFFFD`) with a warning, where they should read them as a character (for example, the character `0xFFFD`). This does not permit loading the package jsonld, which reads a long js script including `0xFFFD` characters.
TERR-7930	6.0.0	System Requirements does not reflect required library installation for running the TERR console on RHEL 8, CentOS 8, and SUSE 15.