CBTF 0.4.0 (2025-07-31)
- Don’t crash in
get_exported_functions() if
getNameSpaceExports() fails.
- Store the error message in the results object also in case of
whitelisted errors, so it can be reported from
print(..., show_all = TRUE).
- Add the tabulation shown in
summary() as attribute
"summary_table" of the data frame returned.
- Make
get_exported_functions() return only fuzzable
functions, so that functions with no arguments are no longer
returned.
- Expand the documentation to satisfy the CRAN request.
CBTF 0.3.0 (2025-07-27)
- Warnings containing the name of the function being fuzzed are no
longer reported, to make their behaviour consistent with that of
errors.
- Add the
package argument to fuzz() as an
alternative and simpler way to specify the namespace where function
names are searched.
- Don’t consider primitives (such as
list() or
+) to be functions with no arguments (#5).
- Make the
what argument to fuzz() accept a
list of inputs, so that the function can test multiple inputs in the
same run.
- Add function
test_inputs() to return a configurable
list of problematic inputs.
- Add the
listify_what argument to fuzz() so
that each input in what is also tested in its listified
version.
- Provide the S3 method for
length().
- Make the output from summary() more informative and include a column
with the inputs tested in the data frame returned.
CBTF 0.2.0 (2025-07-16)
- Return an object with the raw results from
fuzz() and
provide S3 methods for summary() and print()
(#1).
- Skip functions that call
readline(), as in an
interactive session they stall waiting for user input (#4).
- Skip non-existing function names and functions that accept no
arguments.
- Show a progress bar during fuzz().
- Prettify the output from fuzz(), summary() and print().
CBTF 0.1.0 (2024-11-14)
- First version of the package.
- The package website is now available at
https://mcol.github.io/caught-by-the-fuzz/