Warning in is.na(r) || is.null(r) : 'length(x) = 3 > 1' in coercion to 'logical(1)'

General
1

I'm getting warning message with is.na(r), I don't know why, but if I deleted is.na(r) then it's working fine without any warnings.
r version : 4.2.1

translation_get_translation <- function(type, technical){
req(input$selected_export_language)
map <- translation_map()
r <- map [ which( map$TranslationType == type & map$TechnicalName == technical ) , ]
if (is.na(r) || is.null(r) || nrow(r) < 1){
log_debug("No translation map found ", type," " , technical)
technical
} else {
if (nrow(r)>1){
log_debug("Multiple translation map found ", type," ", technical)
}
r$Label[1]
}
}

2

unlike is.null and nrow ; is.na is vectorised so perhaps you would use any(is.na(r)) so that it would be assessed to a singular output.
However, your program may still struggle depending on the input (map) something like list(NULL,NULL) as r would evaluate to NA which is neither TRUE nor FALSE ; though you probably would wish it to be false ? Its not clear what r would be expected to be, and so how to handle it.

3

any(is.na(r)) -- solves the above warning. And program is running successfully without any errors.

Many thanks