For RStudio dev, you can then just do: open pcgrr/pcgrr.Rproj, which uses the installed conda R libraries to develop against (i.e. in /path/to/conda/envs/pcgr_dev/lib/R/library).
I'll create the conda package recipes for pcgr and pcgrr in the next PR, just wanted to have this one separate because of the large number of renamed files.
R package now sits in the
pcgrrdirectory (that's why there are 240+ files changed - most are just renamed)Removed assertable + pcgrr tarballs (the former is now available via conda-forge)
Edited a doi link in
bibliography.bib- pandoc was erroring out due to a%.Created conda dev environment with pinned dependencies that works on MacOS at least. The process to develop pcgr + pcgrr on Mac involves simply doing:
For RStudio dev, you can then just do:
open pcgrr/pcgrr.Rproj, which uses the installed conda R libraries to develop against (i.e. in/path/to/conda/envs/pcgr_dev/lib/R/library).I'll create the conda package recipes for pcgr and pcgrr in the next PR, just wanted to have this one separate because of the large number of renamed files.
-- see #139