Add local_app_process()
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now works for me in ropensci-books/exemplighratia#4 :-) |
Doesn't quite work yet, and I'll take a different, less magical approach, so this commit is just to have a copy of the `detect_testthat_type()` function.
This is for Unix, Windows coming.
Need to stop the right app...
Just eval normally.
We'll see how well this works in practice.
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I wonder if this could have a better name. It does not matter that much that it is a process, so we could leave that out. So maybe
local_http_server()? Or something like that?Closes #42.