Closed hlapp closed 5 years ago
Yeah, I see your point, but committing them is standard practice. Installing directly from GitHub using install_github()
would break without them, as would the standard r-travis checks (though the latter could be hacked around).
Usually they should only change when the Roxygen in the R files change. The most recent Roxygen generator started enforcing line length I believe, so there will be a one-time extra noise when updating all the Roxygen docs.
Fixed in ac2503a6020f41670f958f1d3c5a287d8970197a. Sorry that went straight to master by mistake.
I'm wondering whether the
.Rd
files should be indeed be under version control. Right now they are, although they are re-generated by Roxygen on everyR CMD build
, and they don't seem to necessarily be meant for human consumption (unlike, say, the.md
files generated from.Rmd
).One reason I bring this up is that a number of these have inconsequential changes in them when I re-run
R CMD build
locally, such as the line breaks in a long argument list being placed differently. I.e., having these under version control will lead to a lot of "noise" introduced intogit status
and other commands.