Closed briandk closed 9 years ago
Actually, I think that third warning is bogus. Here's a snapshot from our PDF manual:
So, I think the only real problem we need to solve is ignoring the README
file.
Seems like fixing #157 fixed this, so ima close it.
Hadley announced that ggplot2 will basically be going into maintenance mode after the 1.0 release. I received an email today that they plan to deploy ggplot2 1.0 on May 9, and Hadley/Winston helpfully ran reverse-dependency checks for all packages that depend on ggplot2.
We're actually in the green, according to our package check.
There were 3 NOTES (recall that NOTES won't cause an R CMD check to fail; only WARNINGS will), which at some point if I have time I will try to fix:
1. On the package build process our README isn't getting ignored
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2. The usual dumb binding warnings I'm not going to fix
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3. A line may be getting truncated in our PDF manual
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