Closed hpages closed 10 months ago
This has been resolved for packages with duplicate chunk labels. That excludes DynDoc
and should be a separate issue.
My impression is that DynDoc
is an old package and should be deprecated / archived.
Thanks Marcel.
That excludes DynDoc and should be a separate issue. My impression is that DynDoc is an old package and should be deprecated / archived.
Maybe, but it could be argued that BiocCheck()
should never die prematurly and that it's a bug in BiocCheck()
if it does.
Anyways, I share the same impression as you about DynDoc but I have no idea what it does or what a good replacement would be. In the meantime I'll see if I can remove it from the experimental BiocCheck automated builds.
Thanks again, H.
The packages that trigger premature exit of
BiocCheck()
were identified by the experimental BiocCheck automated builds. These are the packages for which the BiocCheck results are not available (NA
status): BiocStyle, Biostrings, DynDoc, GenomicAlignments, rBiopaxParser, Rgraphviz, S4Vectors, and ShortRead.Note that we only run these builds on a small subset of Bioconductor software packages at the moment, so we don't know whether or not other packages are affected.
Here's the output produced by
BiocCheck()
on these packages:BiocStyle:
Biostrings:
DynDoc:
GenomicAlignments:
rBiopaxParser:
Rgraphviz:
S4Vectors:
ShortRead:
So all of them (except DynDoc) break
BiocCheck()
because of a duplicated chunk label problem, which is definitely something packages should not do, but that should not breakBiocCheck()
either. IdeallyBiocCheck()
should catch this problem and report it.