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checked

Batch R CMD check management

R-CMD-check CRAN coverage

Running Checks

Although checked is broadly capable of running arbitrary sets of R CMD check tasks, reverse dependency checking is one of the most common use cases where batch R CMD checks are needed.

Running reverse dependency checks is as easy as

checked::run("path/to/package")

Monitoring Runs

Because running many checks in parallel can be a difficult process to monitor, capable interfaces will provide a convenient output for tracking various runs, check results and package installations; keeping a log of any issues that might arise during the process.

If your editor doesn’t support the full output, you might consider launching your checks in a terminal which should be less constrained. This would also free up your preferred editor for you to use while your checks run.

library(checked)
run("/home/dev/praise")

checked's People

Contributors

maksymiuks avatar dgkf-roche avatar

Stargazers

Shuai Wu avatar Jimmy Briggs avatar  avatar Owain  gaunders avatar  avatar Daniel Sjoberg avatar

Watchers

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checked's Issues

Improve user interface for subsetting of package checks

Hello! I haven't played around with this tool yet, so apologies if this is already possible.

I am thinking ahead to when gtsummary is more integrated with other packages we maintain. The package currently has 21 reverse dependencies on CRAN and I foresee myself checking our internal rev deps more often/regularly than the community rev deps. With that in mind, it would be great to have an option to only check specified rev deps.

Thanks! Looking forward using this!!

Prepare version 1.0

I want to summarize development plans for the next weeks, including insights learnt during the useR! 2024. This is a bit brain-storm-like-ish, so please treat it like ideas for further refinements to discuss online.

  • Prepare a gh-actions re-usable template to run a reverse dependency check. (#7)
  • Refine documentation and add examples.
  • Add more tests and improve code coverage.
  • Prepare exhaustive readme.
  • Remove isolation warning (I think it was a mistake but we can discuss it). (#5)
  • Discuss and perhaps implement different usage of different repositories for different types of dependencies.
  • Implement proper communication if one of the subprocesses failed (#13)
  • Prepare on.exit hook, which will terminate all subprocesses if the main process is terminated. (#6)
  • Fail gracefully if the package has not reverse dependencies (#10)
  • Improve results reporting with proper error handling (#12)

CC: @dgkf-roche

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