On 04.10.2016 01:58, Luck Buttered wrote:
Hello everyone:
Inside .Rbuildignore, I put the following line:
^OutputFolder$
Then indicate that you just want to ignore files within OutputFolder.
Best,
Uwe Ligges
However, I notice that the extdata/OutputFolder still disappears if
there
Hello everyone:
Inside .Rbuildignore, I put the following line:
^OutputFolder$
However, I notice that the extdata/OutputFolder still disappears if there
are no files inside of it. (I am thinking this happens when I push changes
to Github). I am trying to keep the extdata/OutputFolder present (wh
Hello everyone:
Thank you for the helpful suggestions!
I moved the directory name to the .Rbuildignore file, as Johannes suggested.
Uwe, thanks for bringing up that topic! Yes, I read that we cannot
automatically write files to user's filespace (outside of tempdir()). So,
there is nothing in our
On 03.10.2016 08:13, Johannes Ranke wrote:
Hi,
You can include the .gitkeep file in .Rbuildignore. This will prevent it from
being present in the package you test or submit, but git willl still see it
and keep the directory.
Johannes
Am Montag, 3. Oktober 2016, 00:03:33 schrieb Luck Buttered
Hi,
You can include the .gitkeep file in .Rbuildignore. This will prevent it from
being present in the package you test or submit, but git willl still see it
and keep the directory.
Johannes
Am Montag, 3. Oktober 2016, 00:03:33 schrieb Luck Buttered:
> Hello everyone:
>
> I am working on a vi
Hello everyone:
I am working on a vignette for a package that outputs reports for users. As
part of the vignette, users can manually run eval=FALSE code that creates
example reports. These example reports that they create can be saved to an
output folder within extdata (extdata/OutputFolder).
Whe
