Closed parismita closed 6 years ago
Thanks for the PR! I will have a look at the code. We will need working to get Travis to work before we can merge. Looks like it's not finding some required R packages.
Testthat is failing here, but it was working in my pc, I solved the library issue, so what else can it be?
It is not testthat that is failing, but travis. You should look at the travis log to see which error messages you find.
Le 24 mai 2018 04:38 -0400, parismita notifications@github.com, a écrit :
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I’ll be reviewing the code later today or tomorrow, so I might be able to find what’s wrong.
i looked into the log, testthat is failing for 5 cases, line where out$leftpref = 0.5
@parismita Let me know when you're ready for the final code review + merge
yeah! I am ready
hi @parismita I noticed that you may be using the web interface to make changes to the code... is that true? Since the goal of GSOC is to help you learn free/ open source coding, I would recommend that you try editing the code with a real text editor (emacs or vim) or IDE (Rstudio) and then use the command line git to commit and push.
yeah using web interface but coding in rstudio, i'll try git on next commit sure.
@parismita @tdhock Good point! Yes, it will be better if you use git because you'll be able to assign informative names to your commits instead of "Update [...]".
I recommend that you add a .gitignore file in the RPackage directory to avoid commiting unwanted files.
ok
All good! Merging. Congrats on your first PR :)
A function to learn a MMIT model in R