I have some R packages that are code-less, using the structure for other reasons - basically packaging contents to use automated machinery, such as {{pkgdown}}.
When I try to use write_codemeta() to generate a codemeta.json file, it fails when an error in dot_to_package(). After checking the code, it seems that this function wants a folder that has DESCRIPTION, NAMESPACE, man/ and R/. (The last two don't exist in my repos)
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files <- c("DESCRIPTION", "NAMESPACE", "man", "R") |
I think the last two checks can be removed.
example repo:
https://github.com/uf-repro/rmarkdown-intro
I have some R packages that are code-less, using the structure for other reasons - basically packaging contents to use automated machinery, such as {{pkgdown}}.
When I try to use
write_codemeta()to generate acodemeta.jsonfile, it fails when an error indot_to_package(). After checking the code, it seems that this function wants a folder that hasDESCRIPTION,NAMESPACE,man/andR/. (The last two don't exist in my repos)codemetar/R/utils.R
Line 147 in 20376ab
I think the last two checks can be removed.
example repo:
https://github.com/uf-repro/rmarkdown-intro