We know R doesn't like binary files in a package, but according to the documentation, a file called "BinaryFiles" can be added to the package. Despite having that file in our package, we continue to get this warning
checking for .dll and .exe files ... WARNING
Found the following executable files:
inst/extbin/win32GLM/glm.exe
inst/extbin/win32GLM/hdf5_hldll.dll
inst/extbin/win32GLM/hdf5dll.dll
inst/extbin/win32GLM/libmmd.dll
inst/extbin/win32GLM/netcdf.dll
inst/extbin/win32GLM/svml_dispmd.dll
inst/extbin/win32GLM/szip.dll
inst/extbin/win32GLM/zlib1.dll
inst/extbin/winGLM/glm.exe
inst/extbin/winGLM/hdf5_hldll.dll
inst/extbin/winGLM/hdf5dll.dll
inst/extbin/winGLM/libmmd.dll
inst/extbin/winGLM/netcdf.dll
inst/extbin/winGLM/svml_dispmd.dll
inst/extbin/winGLM/szip.dll
inst/extbin/winGLM/zlib1.dll
Source packages should not contain undeclared executable files.
And of course, more confusingly,
Non-standard file/directory found at top level:
'BinaryFiles'
I get this on both R v3.3.2 and bleeding edge R-devel version.
To get travis running, I'm just telling it to ignore warnings for now.
We know R doesn't like binary files in a package, but according to the documentation, a file called "BinaryFiles" can be added to the package. Despite having that file in our package, we continue to get this warning
And of course, more confusingly,
I get this on both R v3.3.2 and bleeding edge R-devel version.
To get travis running, I'm just telling it to ignore warnings for now.