teardown_env

<p>This environment has no purpose other than as a handle for <code><a rd-options="withr:defer" href="/link/withr%3A%3Adefer()?package=testthat&version=3.0.3&to=withr%3Adefer" data-mini-rdoc="withr:defer::withr::defer()">withr::defer()</a></code>:
use it when you want to run code after all tests have been run.
Typically, you'll use <code>withr::defer(cleanup(), teardown_env())</code>
immediately after you've made a mess in a <code>setup-*.R</code> file.</p>

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teardown_env function

<p>This environment has no purpose other than as a handle for <code><a rd-options='withr:defer' href='withr::defer()'>withr::defer()</a></code>:
use it when you want to run code after all tests have been run.
Typically, you'll use <code>withr::defer(cleanup(), teardown_env())</code>
immediately after you've made a mess in a <code>setup-*.R</code> file.</p>

teardown_env: Run code after all test files

Description

Usage

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