pre-commit >= 2.11.0 supports R as a language and each hook repo has its own virtual environment with package versions locked. For that reason, we should also test with exactly these versions.
This package has five testing workflows:
hook testing. Tests the hooks (as well as hook script helpers?)
in the renv in which they’ll be shipped. No R CMD Check or pre-commit
executable needed. All platforms. To avoid convolution of the testing
environment (that contains testthat and other packages) and the hook
environment (specified in renv.lock), we must only activate
the hook environment right when the script is called, but
run_test() must run in the testing environment. Since
--vanilla is inherited in the child process initiated from
run_test(), the only way to do this is to set an env
variable when running run_test() and check in the user R
profile if it is set, and then activate the renv. This is done with
R_PRECOMMIT_HOOK_ENV.
complete testing: Tests hooks as well as usethis like access functionality with latest CRAN packages, on all platforms, with all installation methods.
CRAN testing. On CRAN, complete testing is ran, tests that check pre-commit executable access are disabled.
end-2-end testing: This simulates closely what happens when you
run git commit with pre-commit activated: We update the
.pre-commit-config.yaml to the pushed SHA and run
pre-commit run, covering all hooks, to ensure in particular
file linking, file permissions etc. in
.pre-commit-hooks.yaml are correct for exported
hooks.