roxygenize error: "Caused by error in `basename()`: a character vector argument expected" about roxygen2 HOT 6 OPEN

Same issue here and I can't tell from the error which S3 method is missing a tag.

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I got the same issue, but no methods were missing tags. Restarting the R session made it go away...

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I got the same issue, but no methods were missing tags. Restarting the R session made it go away...

I restarted several times and it did not work. And then, did some work, restarted and it magically stopped throwing errors.
In the meantime, I tried to install the fortran compiler that seemed to be missing. Maybe that fixed it.

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The same issue is on GitHub Actions. How to solve it? Use the previous version of Roxygen2 where the issue was not present?

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Yes, you can work around it by reverting to roxygen2 version 7.2.3. Or, you can give up and add @export tags (that you probably don't want) to the functions that are missing them. You can tell which functions those are from the error message. The line that says With name: tells you the name of the function that triggered the error.

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I just figured out when this happens for me. If I have a breakpoint setup inside a method, and I run document(), the above error would appear. Removing the breakpoint removes the error. There may be multiple causes of the same error, but this is what was causing it for me.

Reproducible example:

#' @export
summary.myclass <- function(object) {
  cat("This is a summary of myclass\n")
}

running document() produces no errors. However, if I have a breakpoint setup within the Rstudio gui:

and I run document() I get this error:

Error in `map2()`:
ℹ In index: 1.
ℹ With name: summary.myclass.
Caused by error in `basename()`:
! a character vector argument expected
Run `rlang::last_trace()` to see where the error occurred.
Warning message:
In class(f) <- c("s3method", "function") :
  Setting class(x) to multiple strings ("s3method", "function", ...); result will no longer be an S4 object  

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