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The user-friendly errors and prompting to install are great features in check_installed(). However, as seen in #1608, the check to see if a package is in fact installed is almost 3 orders of magnitude slower than the simple requireNamespace().
Would there be scope for a check_installed0() that would retain the errors and prompting of check_installed(), but use a less featureful method of detecting whether a package is installed or not, allowing better performance? That would be useful for a package providing an optional feature in a fast but frequently called function that needs to check whether an optional dependency is available.
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The user-friendly errors and prompting to install are great features in
check_installed()
. However, as seen in #1608, the check to see if a package is in fact installed is almost 3 orders of magnitude slower than the simplerequireNamespace()
.Would there be scope for a
check_installed0()
that would retain the errors and prompting ofcheck_installed()
, but use a less featureful method of detecting whether a package is installed or not, allowing better performance? That would be useful for a package providing an optional feature in a fast but frequently called function that needs to check whether an optional dependency is available.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: