`Plot` function cause R to crash for no particular error message about causalimpact HOT 3 OPEN

Can you provide a function call that leads to the crash? I can't reproduce a crash.

Tested:

library(CausalImpact)

test_data <- read.table("spce.csv", sep = ",", header = TRUE)
fin.ci(dat, "2021-05-28", period = "daily")

This works.

Note that the function fin.ci() itself produces an error if period is different from "daily" because the variable extend (argument to ifelse()) is not defined.

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Can you provide a function call that leads to the crash? I can't reproduce a crash.

Tested:

library(CausalImpact)

test_data <- read.table("spce.csv", sep = ",", header = TRUE)
fin.ci(dat, "2021-05-28", period = "daily")

This works.

Note that the function fin.ci() itself produces an error if period is different from "daily" because the variable extend (argument to ifelse()) is not defined.

I have edited the function sorry I thought extend was irrelevant; I added it back now in the function signature.

The call that led to crash was just that plot(res).

I am experiencing crash with ggplot2 now as well; my gut feeling is that I might have messed up some base R plotting libraries (which is highly unlikely though......)? I am not sure whether this is a valid issue for this package any more. If you guys can't reproduce it in any environment it should be a safe close.

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I have edited the function sorry I thought extend was irrelevant; I added it back now in the function signature.

Thanks.

The call that led to crash was just that plot(res).

I meant, what call of fun.ci() crashes? Which arguments do you have to provide to fun.ci() to cause the crash in plot(res) within that function?

I am experiencing crash with ggplot2 now as well; my gut feeling is that I might have messed up some base R plotting libraries (which is highly unlikely though......)? I am not sure whether this is a valid issue for this package any more. If you guys can't reproduce it in any environment it should be a safe close.

OK. Maybe try updating all packages to the latest version and see if the error persists.

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