This is what we sometimes call a 'quality-of-life' PR affecting only the GitHub repo and not the actual R package that matter so feel free to ignore it.
We set a file .gitattributes with content telling GitHub that .s files are in fact R files. Then the language distribution 'guess' gets corrected as shown in this screenshot from my fork:
At your repo the majority is still incorrectly shown as 'Assembly' which is very sweet in its own way for those of us who have been following rms (and Hmisc) since before they were CRAN packages and know the S history :smile:
This is what we sometimes call a 'quality-of-life' PR affecting only the GitHub repo and not the actual R package that matter so feel free to ignore it.
We set a file
.gitattributes
with content telling GitHub that.s
files are in fact R files. Then the language distribution 'guess' gets corrected as shown in this screenshot from my fork:At your repo the majority is still incorrectly shown as 'Assembly' which is very sweet in its own way for those of us who have been following
rms
(andHmisc
) since before they were CRAN packages and know the S history :smile: