This is a completely new system, see ?rhubv2
manual page or
the 'Getting started with R-hub v2' article at
https://r-hub.github.io/rhub to start.
Previous functions are now deprecated and defunct. They will be removed in the next version of the package.
-
Replace
platform
parameter withplatforms
incheck()
(#497). -
Update shortcut for Mac OS platform (@echasnovski, #393)
-
cran_summary()
now works even if there is a NOTE/WARNING/ERROR in one platform and nothing on other platforms (@fabian-s, #259). -
Check results have now a
get_ids()
method, to easily query the id(s) of the check.
-
cran_summary()
now messages that we recommend to fix all NOTEs, WARNINGs and ERRORs before a CRAN submission when the check results aren't 0 NOTE, 0 WARNING, 0 ERROR. -
cran_summary()
now outputs informative messages when any of the builds of the group hasn't completed (yet, or at all).
-
cran_summary()
now works for packages whose R CMD Check result include no NOTE/WARNING/ERROR, and gives an informative error message when not all builds are completed yet. -
cran_summary()
now prints lines to screen without unwanted indentation.
-
New
local_check_linux()
function to run an R-hub check on the local host's Docker. Newlocal_check_linux_images()
function to list R-hub Docker images. -
New
check_on_solaris()
shortcut to check on Solaris X86, without building the PDF manual or the vignettes. -
New
get_check()
function that works with check ids, or a check group id. -
list_package_checks()
andlist_my_checks()
now output atibble
, that is nicely formatted when printed to the screen. -
The output of
get_check()
,check()
,check_on_
,check_for_cran()
, etc. functions gained- an
urls()
method returning adata.frame
with URLs to the html and text logs, as well as the artifacts, of the check(s); - a
browse()
method replacing theweb()
method for opening the URLs corresponding to arhub_check
object.
- an
-
New
cran_summary()
method to print a summary for a group or set of checks.
- In printing methods the submitted time is now always correct thanks to
explicitly specifying units for
as.numeric.difftime
(@jimhester, #94 and @schloerke, #135).
First public release.