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Attempting PDF compilation. Reticulating splines etc...
@lmullen & @alexgarciac - please remember to review this package when you get a chance.
My comments are here https://github.com/quanteda/quanteda/issues/1393
Just to flag this for the reviewers, in case it makes a difference: Since submission, we have updated the CRAN version to 1.3.4. Looking forward to your reviews.
@lmullen @alexgarciac - do you think you could both complete your reviews this week?
Will do my best.
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Looking forward to your comments @lmullen @alexgarciac. 😄
@arfon I am working on this review. Technically I have a conflict of interest according the the JOSS policies, since Ken and I published a JOSS paper together earlier this year. I had assumed that JOSS already knew about this, but I guess not. I do not think this COI should preclude me from submitting my review, but that's your editorial call. What do you think?
@arfon I am working on this review. Technically I have a conflict of interest according the the JOSS policies, since Ken and I published a JOSS paper together earlier this year. I had assumed that JOSS already knew about this, but I guess not. I do not think this COI should preclude me from submitting my review, but that's your editorial call. What do you think?
Thanks for disclosing this @lmullen. As we have multiple reviewers here I'm happy for you to proceed.
:wave: @alexgarciac @lmullen - when do you think you might be able to complete your review by?
By the end of the day Friday.
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quanteda is an impressive package, well thought out and well implemented. The package is well documented and the test suite is quite extensive.
On the test suite:
textplot_wordcloud
, with all suggested packages installed.austin
package also be listed as a suggested package? Should the wordcloud
package?JOSS specific comments:
Comments on the text of the paper:
textplot_*
. That format is used later on in the design section.
- The repository does not have "a plain-text LICENSE file" so I have not checked that box. However, following R package convention the license is indicated in the DESCRIPTION, and I don't think there is a need for a separate file.
@kbenoit - please add a plain text LICENSE
file that also has a copy of the license. You will then need to tell R CMD check
to ignore this by adding LICENSE
to your .Rbuildignore
file
Thanks @arfon, that's easily done and we are happy to work on the other comments and the statement of need. I can also eliminate the local CHECK failures that are caused by tests that try to open graphics devices. Should I consider the reviews complete now, and proceed with the revision?
Should I consider the reviews complete now, and proceed with the revision?
Yes, please go ahead.
Please see our revised submission in https://github.com/quanteda/quanteda/pull/1431 in the branch joss-review-response
.
@lmullen you are right that the local tests fail (on macOS) anyway for textplot_wordcloud()
and this is due to the tests trying to open a graphics device. It does not occur on CI or CRAN, and we will fix this slightly annoying result soon. (https://github.com/quanteda/quanteda/issues/1427)
The warnings from the tests are usually tests of our own warnings, but we will try to clean these up too (https://github.com/quanteda/quanteda/issues/1430).
@alexgarciac we are eager to receive your comments as well, if you have any not already covered by the other two reviewers and @arfon.
@arfon what are the next steps?
@lmullen, @borishejblum - could you both confirm that the changes @kbenoit has made in https://github.com/quanteda/quanteda/pull/1431 have addressed your feedback?
@arfon Yes, I will do this soon.
@arfon @kbenoit it seems that my comment regarding the definition of who the target audience is has not been addressed (or did I miss something ?). Thanks
@borishejblum We’d be happy to add that. We’re talking to the article or to the README.md on the website? (Or both?)
@kbenoit my understanding of JOSS requirements would be both. Thanks
@borishejblum please see https://github.com/quanteda/quanteda/pull/1431/commits/78d6ec9e7f000bc20ea27ba8cdad3e814bacff5a
Thanks @kbenoit. All my comments have now been succesfully adressed by quanteda's authors.
I've revised the diffs of the changes and re-run tests, R CMD check, and so on. The improvements to the paper have been made, and the improvements to the local tests in particular make a huge difference for checking the package. I'm satisfied that the changes have been made and the paper can be accepted.
Very much looking forward to citing this paper as I continue to use quanteda in my own work. Congratulations to @kbenoit and team on such fantastic software.
@kbenoit - At this point could you make an archive of the reviewed software in Zenodo/figshare/other service and update this thread with the DOI of the archive? I can then move forward with accepting the submission.
Thanks @arfon (and once again, to all the reviewers for your excellent and supportive comments.
I've updated the release to v1.3.10 (also under CRAN review) and Zenodo has updated the DOI to https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.1447219.
@whedon set 10.5281/zenodo.1447219 as archive
OK. 10.5281/zenodo.1447219 is the archive.
@lmullen, @borishejblum - many thanks for your reviews here ✨
@kbenoit - your paper is now accepted into JOSS and your DOI is https://doi.org/10.21105/joss.00774 :zap: :rocket: :boom:
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