Set the path to adapalint via system.file #1
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In lintr 2.0.0 the previous path does not find a package, so returns NULL and causes a failure. Using `system.file()` fixes the issue.
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In lintr 2.0.0 the previous path does not find a package, so returns
NULL and causes a failure. Using
system.file()fixes the issue.I am actually somewhat baffled how this was working at all in
R CMD checkin the old version of lintr, the tests are not run in a parent of the package duringR CMD check, so the package would not have previously been found.