turned_off()
- Turns vcr off for the duration of a block.
turn_off()
- Turns vcr off, so that it no longer handles every
HTTP request
turn_on()
- turns vcr on
turned_on()
- Asks if vcr is turned on, gives a boolean
To turn vcr off completely, for example, if you are using vcr in your
package, but you want to run real HTTP requests in your tests, there are
a few options:
Run turn_off(ignore_cassettes = TRUE)
before running tests. You can
do this on the command line e.g.,
Rscript -e 'vcr::turn_off(TRUE); devtools::test()'
, or within a running
R session the same way.
Set an environment variable VCR_TURN_OFF=TRUE
.
You can do this on the command line by setting the env var at the beginning
of the line like: VCR_TURN_OFF=TRUE Rscript -e 'devtools::test()'
. Same
can be done within an interactive R session. You can also use this approach
to turn on or off vcr in CI builds like on Travis or Appveyor by setting
this env var in your Travis/Appveyor configuration file or in the settings
windows in the respective web apps
The full set of environment variables vcr
uses, all of which accept only
TRUE
or FALSE
:
VCR_TURN_OFF
: turn off vcr altogether; set to TRUE
to skip any vcr
usage; default: FALSE
VCR_TURNED_OFF
: set the turned_off
internal package setting; this
does not turn off vcr completely as does VCR_TURN_OFF
does, but rather
is looked at together with VCR_IGNORE_CASSETTES
VCR_IGNORE_CASSETTES
: set the ignore_cassettes
internal package
setting; this is looked at together with VCR_TURNED_OFF
See the HTTP testing book for more details
https://books.ropensci.org/http-testing/lightswitch.html
See ?Startup
if you're not sure how to set environment variables