Add warning to CreateHIT.R #22
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Should the do.call on line 299 fail, CreateHIT will now send a warning message with the full response object. The response object contains additional error information received from mTurk
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Thanks! I'll merge this, and fix the problem with the CI (unrelated to this change) in the next couple of days. |
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Should the do.call on line 299 fail, CreateHIT will now send a warning message with the full response object. The response object contains additional error information received from mTurk.
When running through some test cases for some code utilizing pyMturkR, I tried to create a HIT with invalid parameters. The error I received was:
$ operator is invalid for atomic vectors
With this additional warning, I see the following in the console:
I ran
R CMD check --as-cranon the package and it seems to build (aside from a latex error but I think I've seen that before on other successful cran packages I've checked).