Show how to use call = base::call() in abort()
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* Show how to use call = `base::call()` * Tweak wording and fix missing `message` argument --------- Co-authored-by: Lionel Henry <lionel.hry@gmail.com>
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I discovered yesterday that if you wanted to hard-code the
callargument, it was possible, but never found this in rlang'sabort()documentation,I thought adding an example could be useful? Sometimes, I think it can be useful to hard-code it? May be easier to learn to use this than all of rlang's infrastructure.