Closed jennybc closed 6 years ago
@batpigandme Do you want to make a PR for SUPPORT.md and use_tidy_support()
?
A few examples in the first 3 pages of search results that seem vaguely like what we need:
Yep. On it
At https://github.com/r-lib/usethis/blob/2d3230238828d0a9ec5f441c858142229a0a9495/inst/templates/SUPPORT.md line 23, the URL points to https://github.com/tidyverse/{{{package}}}/issues to search for issues. Shouldn't this actually point to the project repo?
I'd be happy to fix if need be.
Shouldn't this actually point to the project repo?
Are you pointing out the fact that this is hard-wired to the tidyverse org?
I believe this template is only used by use_tidy_*()
functions (but I could be wrong), so the guarantee is only that they work for tidyverse packages.
Are you pointing out the fact that this is hard-wired to the tidyverse org?
Correct. I'm under the impression any of the use_tidy_*()
functions can be used to create templates in our own packages or projects. In this instance, the SUPPORT template would be directing readers to search tidyverse/my_project for previously reported issues or PRs which, of course, would be the incorrect path.
The use_tidy_*()
functions were originally conceived for use in tidyverse packages. But I think it's true that the reality or perception has drifted more towards doing things in the style of a tidyverse package. We have so much infrastructure around tithe GitHub side of things now that it is probably fairly straightforward to generalize the template to use the correct OWNER/REPO
here.
Should we? For tidyverse packages, we have obvious places to link to, e.g. contributing guidelines, community.rstudio.com, non-code contributions.
https://help.github.com/articles/adding-support-resources-to-your-project/