Per #269, updated the messaging in 'xportr_order()` to fix a mistatem…

…ent.

The function is concerned about if variables in the dataset aren't in the specifiation file, not the other way around.

NEWS.md

@@ -1,5 +1,8 @@
 # xportr (development version)
 
+* Updated order messaging to clarify some messaging when all data in dataset is
+found in the specification. (#269)
+
 * `"hms"` was added to the default value of the `xportr.numeric_types` option.
 This ensures that `{xportr}` works smoothly with variables created by
 `admiral::derive_vars_dtm_to_tm()`. (#271)

R/messages.R

@@ -198,7 +198,7 @@ var_ord_msg <- function(reordered_vars, moved_vars, verbose) {
     )
     xportr_logger(message, verbose)
   } else {
-    cli_h2("All variables in specification file are in dataset")
+    cli_h2("All variables in dataset are found in `metadata`")
   }
 
   if (length(reordered_vars) > 0) {

tests/testthat/test-order.R

@@ -137,7 +137,7 @@ test_that("order Test 8: Variable ordering messaging is correct", {
   local_cli_theme()
   suppressMessages(
     xportr_order(df, df_meta, verbose = "message", domain = "df") %>%
-      expect_message("All variables in specification file are in dataset") %>%
+      expect_message("All variables in dataset are found in `metadata`") %>%
       expect_condition("4 reordered in dataset") %>%
       expect_message("Variable reordered in `.df`: `a`, `b`, `c`, and `d`")
   )
@@ -172,13 +172,13 @@ test_that("order Test 10: Gets warning when metadata has multiple rows with same
   # Checks that message appears when xportr.domain_name is invalid
   suppressMessages(multiple_vars_in_spec_helper(xportr_order) %>%
     # expect_message() are being caught to provide clean test without output      #nolint
-    expect_message("All variables in specification file are in dataset") %>%
+    expect_message("All variables in dataset are found in `metadata`") %>%
     expect_message("All variables in dataset are ordered"))
 
   # Checks that message doesn't appear when xportr.domain_name is valid
   suppressMessages(multiple_vars_in_spec_helper2(xportr_order) %>%
     # expect_message() are being caught to provide clean test without output     #nolint
-    expect_message("All variables in specification file are in dataset") %>%
+    expect_message("All variables in dataset are found in `metadata`") %>%
     expect_message("All variables in dataset are ordered"))
 })