Something (I'm going to guess devtools::build_readme() or some related function) installed a Git Hook into my repo that complained if I did not commit both the md and rmd.
➜ epidatr git:(ds/readme) ✗ git add README.md
➜ epidatr git:(ds/readme) ✗ git commit -m "as"
README.Rmd and README.md should be both staged
use 'git commit --no-verify' to override this check
So this CI is extra, but I figure it can't hurt. Also this CI will actually push a commit to the branch (before the PR merge), so it's a little more handy.
Something (I'm going to guess
devtools::build_readme()or some related function) installed a Git Hook into my repo that complained if I did not commit both the md and rmd.So this CI is extra, but I figure it can't hurt. Also this CI will actually push a commit to the branch (before the PR merge), so it's a little more handy.