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Relates to https://github.com/forestgeo/allodb/issues/36.
> For few sites, which species list I got from ForestGEO website I don't have a code.
Here are some ways I think we may deal with this i…
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You are already testing, but likely in a non-systematic way: you write a function, run it, and see its output on the console to check check if it's right. You will save you a lot of time if you test …
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Hi Mauro,
I tried to install the package I pushed today to get all objects and the functions to work poperly, but it fails. Here is what I got after having called:
install_github("forestgeo/AGBfl…
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Non-urgent question for @gonzalezeb - Can we move equation_taxa be in the equations table? I recognize that its handy to have in sitespecies, but its also necessary to interpret the equations table, a…
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Can I replace it with base:::keep_*()?
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_From @maurolepore on September 18, 2018 15:23_
* Once you are using automated unit tests, you may want to measuere code cover. For example with the __covr__ package (see `devtools::use_coverage()`)…
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A package website can host any metadata associated to your package including documentation showing how to use your package. For example: https://forestgeo.github.io/fgeo/.
You can build (and updat…
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One way to improve your functions with confidence that you are not breaking anything is to run regression tests -- tests that automatically compare the result of a computation against a know result. Y…
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I recommend this style guide http://style.tidyverse.org/ because it is well documented and current.
You can re-format code with Control + Shift + A. This will add spaces after commas, brake lines t…