Initiate ropenspca package #735
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Co-authored-by: Stephanie Spielman <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Joshua Shapiro <[email protected]>
This reverts commit 2bb9755.
This reverts commit 8a550aa.
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I think you need to specify the directory here. (And you should not need to specify testthat as that is part of the DESCRIPTION)
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| Description: This package contains utility functions that support single-cell RNA-seq | ||
| analysis in R-based OpenScPCA analysis module code. | ||
| License: BSD_3_clause + ../../LICENSE file |
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The syntax is + file LICENSE so that could be part of the error, but the location seems like a likely culprit as well.
To quiet this error, I would probably just copy the license file into the package.
We'll probably end up wanting to skip some other checks too (we don't need strict CRAN compliance), but we can cross that bridge later.
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To quiet this error, I would probably just copy the license file into the package.
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Co-authored-by: Joshua Shapiro <[email protected]>
Closes #732
This PR initiates the directory for the
rOpenScPCApackage. Some notes:R CMD CHECKthe package, and a temporary function to test as part of that to make sure it works.renvto track packages used during package development. For now, I've includedrenv, but I'm not really tied to keeping it. What do you think?DESCRIPTIONhow's my syntax for referencing the repo's top-level LICENSE file? Surprising nobody,devtools::check()gives it aWARNING, but could be ok for this circumstance?