# can't round across common precision boundary Can't ceiling from a chronological precision (week) to a calendrical precision (month). --- Can't floor from a chronological precision (second) to a calendrical precision (year). # seq() validates from `from` must have size 1, not size 2. --- `from` can't be `NA`. # seq() validates length.out / along.with exclusiveness Can only specify one of `length.out` and `along.with`. # seq() only takes two optional args Must specify exactly two of: - `to` - `by` - Either `length.out` or `along.with` --- Must specify exactly two of: - `to` - `by` - Either `length.out` or `along.with` # seq() requires two optional args Must specify exactly two of: - `to` - `by` - Either `length.out` or `along.with` --- Must specify exactly two of: - `to` - `by` - Either `length.out` or `along.with` --- Must specify exactly two of: - `to` - `by` - Either `length.out` or `along.with` --- Must specify exactly two of: - `to` - `by` - Either `length.out` or `along.with` # seq() validates `to` `to` must have size 1, not size 2. --- Can't convert `to` <double> to match type of `from` <duration<year>>. --- Can't convert `to` <duration<day>> to match type of `from` <duration<year>>. Can't cast between calendrical durations and chronological durations. --- `to` can't be `NA`. # seq() validates `by` `by` must have size 1, not size 2. --- `by` can't be `NA`. --- `by` can't be `0`. --- `by` can't be `0`. --- Can't convert `by` <character> to <integer>. # `by` must be castable to the type of `from` Can't convert `by` <duration<month>> to <duration<year>>. Can't cast to a less precise precision. --- Can't convert `by` <duration<day>> to <duration<year>>. Can't cast between calendrical durations and chronological durations. --- Can't convert `by` <duration<year>> to <duration<day>>. Can't cast between calendrical durations and chronological durations. # seq() validates `length.out` `length.out` must have size 1, not size 2. --- `length.out` can't be `NA`. --- `length.out` can't be negative. --- Can't convert `length.out` <character> to <integer>. # seq() validates dots `...` must be empty. x Problematic argument: * ..1 = 1 i Did you forget to name an argument? # seq() enforces non-fractional results The supplied output size does not result in a non-fractional sequence between `from` and `to`. --- The supplied output size does not result in a non-fractional sequence between `from` and `to`. # `to` is always cast to `from` Can't convert `to` <duration<year>> to match type of `from` <duration<day>>. Can't cast between calendrical durations and chronological durations. --- Can't convert `to` <duration<month>> to match type of `from` <duration<year>>. Can't cast to a less precise precision. # can't add chronological and calendrical durations Can't combine `x` <duration<year>> and `y` <duration<second>>. Can't combine calendrical durations with chronological durations. --- Can't combine `x` <duration<second>> and `y` <duration<year>>. Can't combine calendrical durations with chronological durations. # can't convert calendrical duration to time point Can't combine `x` <duration<year>> and <duration<day>>. Can't combine calendrical durations with chronological durations. --- Can't combine `x` <duration<year>> and <duration<day>>. Can't combine calendrical durations with chronological durations. # precision: can only be called on durations `x` must be a 'clock_duration'. # `<duration> / <duration>` is not allowed Code (expect_error(duration_years(1) / duration_years(2))) Output <error/vctrs_error_incompatible_op> Error in `vec_arith()`: ! <duration<year>> / <duration<year>> is not permitted Durations only support integer division. Did you want `%/%`? # `<duration> %/% <duration>` results in NA for OOB values Code out <- (numerator + one) %/% denominator Condition Warning: Conversion to integer is outside the range of an integer. `NA` values have been introduced, beginning at location 1. --- Code out <- (-numerator - one) %/% denominator Condition Warning: Conversion to integer is outside the range of an integer. `NA` values have been introduced, beginning at location 1. # `<duration> %% <numeric>` casts the numeric to integer Code (expect_error(duration_hours(5) %% 2.5)) Output <error/vctrs_error_cast_lossy> Error in `duration_scalar_arith()`: ! Can't convert from `y` <double> to <integer> due to loss of precision. * Locations: 1
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