Summary of progress in GSOC'22

[EngineerDanny]

UPDATE ON RPERFORM (21TH JUNE, 22)

• I have updated the Rperform dependencies and fixed all the related issues.
• More specifically, git2r and animint packages have all been upgraded to support the latest features.
• Also, I have created a Github CI workflow to set-up R, set-up R dependencies and check the Rperform package with r-lib/actions .

UPDATE ON RPERFORM (22ND JUNE, 22)

• Indentation inconsistency in the R files have been fixed by using R studio's built-in indentation.
• Various binary files and directories have been added to the .gitignore file.
• Named reference approach has been adopted to reference list members by names instead of numeric indexes.
• Rperform tests have been run on the binsegRcpp repository accessing PR/branch.

UPDATE ON RPERFORM (24TH - 31ST JUNE, 22)

• I have automated the creation of files to make the Github Action CI easier.
• Initialized custom Github Actions with Rperform
• Created two Github Actions (Receive and Comment Actions) to help in testing packages with Rperform

UPDATE ON RPERFORM (1ST - 14TH JULY, 22)

• Fixed the duplicate commit messages bug by making the x-variable input unique.
• Replaced the commit message with the commit sha.
• Used the commit messages as the x axis tick labels with ggplot2::scale_x_discrete(labels= test_data$message).

UPDATE ON RPERFORM (15TH - 20TH JULY, 22)

• Reverted to the -90 for the x-axis tick label angle.
• Adjusted the hjust and vjust of the x tick label.
• Centered the main title and made the font bold.
• Added scale_y_log10 to ggplot output to make large values de-emphasized.
• Updated README documentation to created wiki page for Rperform Github Action usage.

UPDATE ON RPERFORM (1st - 7TH AUGUST, 22)

• Adjusted the height and width of the ggplot graph and made it dynamic.
• Expose some parameters like height_in_inch and width_in_inch to the user.

[tdhock]

hey @EngineerDanny can you please add some documentation (maybe on the README/wiki) about how to use the github action? I do not see any mention on the README.

[EngineerDanny]

Sure. I will work on that. It is actually on the main README. I will set up a separate specific wiki page just for showing the usage of the Github Actions.

[EngineerDanny]

Hi, @tdhock , this is the link to the action usage docs It would be updated with time as I am fixing some of the issues.

[tdhock]

I have tried to setup Rperform in this PR, https://github.com/tdhock/PeakSegDisk/pull/12

[tdhock]

Docs look OK but the README is a bit long. Can you please try to shorten the README by moving some of the info to wiki pages?

[EngineerDanny]

Sure. @tdhock I have extracted the Gihub CI with Rperform part of the README to this wiki page.

[tdhock]

This wiki https://github.com/EngineerDanny/Rperform/wiki/Setting-up-Github-CI-with-Rperform is a good start for documenting how to setup GHCI. Can you please add to that page one or more complete examples, with links to repos which have Rperform GHCI already setup?