Closed stranda closed 8 years ago
Sounds like a good idea to me
Any downside to that suggestion?
1) spreading code around among repositories is a small issue I guess. 2) additional complexity, there are alternatives to install_github; for example on the command line R CMD INSTALL or, I believe, there are some Rstudio buttons that can be pushed to accomplish the same goal, but I'm not exactly sure what they are
I like keeping everything in the same repository. We can still install the package with install_github("christianparobek/skelesim/skelesim")
Once we're ready to release, we should promote the package up a folder level and remove the archival code/miscellanea.
I'm wondering if we should create a skeleSim.old repository with all of the old, non-R-package code. We can then 'promote' the contents of the skeleSim package up to the top-level of the repository.
This suggestion would allow the use of the devtools function "install_github()" to install the package. Right now you have to pull and then use the command line to install from a subdirectory.
cheers, a.