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Error in Output of archivedPkg Function #22

Closed brichard1638 closed 7 months ago

brichard1638 commented 7 months ago

It appears that the archivedPkg function is returning incorrect data. In at least one instance, the arch.status value has been incorrectly defined as "decom" when the package is clearly active on CRAN.

To reproduce this particular error, execute the following code: library(quickcode) x = archivedPkg()

grep("funModeling", x$name) [1] 6789

x[6789,]

Now navigate to a package name called funModeling. The archive status for this package reveals that has been decommissioned. In fact, that package is currently active.

https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/funModeling/index.html

oobianom commented 7 months ago

Hi Brice, please note that the data provided by this function is pulled from https://quickcode.obi.obianom.com/CRAN . I have an automated script that creates the update every other day. So it is possible that the package was previously inactive, and just got re-activated. The update from this morning indicates that x[6789,] actually shows that the package is active.

brichard1638 commented 7 months ago

Fair enough. When I executed the function earlier today it showed that the funModeling package was decommissioned. What this tells me is that my tool for monitoring R technology is more actively current than R's archive repository.No changes to be made then. There is just a lag in the archive repository update.My apologies.On Apr 1, 2024 12:44 PM, Obi Obianom @.***> wrote: Hi Brice, please note that the data provided by this function is pulled from https://quickcode.obi.obianom.com/CRAN . I have an automated script that creates the update every other day. So it is possible that the package was previously inactive, and just got re-activated. The update from this morning indicates that x[6789,] actually shows that the package is active.

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oobianom commented 7 months ago

No problem, thanks for checking.