qcthat v0.2.0

Overview

This is a complete rewrite of the package to implement a framework that links GitHub issues to evidence that those issues have been implemented.

New features

• Function FetchRepoIssues() to get issues from a GitHub repository and compile them into a user-friendly data frame (#34, #47).
• Function CompileTestResults() to extract test results from testthat test runs and compile them into a user-friendly data frame (#32).
• Function CompileIssueTestMatrix() to link GitHub issues to test results, producing an IssueTestMatrix object that summarizes the state of issues and their associated tests (#35, #49).
• Custom print methods for qcthat_SingleIssueTestResults, qcthat_Milestone, and qcthat_IssueTestMatrix objects to display their contents in a user-friendly tree format (#31, #36, #45, #60, #61).

What's Changed

• Fix 14, 15, 16: Setup pkgdown, add packages to DESCRIPTION, move vignettes to vignettes/articles by Matt Roumaya (@mattroumaya) in #17
• Main to dev by Jon Harmon (@jonthegeek) in #22
• Update package infrastructure by Jon Harmon (@jonthegeek) in #23
• Add Business Process Overview by Natalia Andriychuk (@nandriychuk) in #26
• Simplified Business Process by Jeremy Wildfire (@jwildfire) in #29
• Extract test information and repo issues by Jon Harmon (@jonthegeek) in #33
• Update README with new process by Jon Harmon (@jonthegeek) in #50
• Missing results and issue counts by Jon Harmon (@jonthegeek) in #51
• Don't nest IssueTestMatrix by Jon Harmon (@jonthegeek) in #58
• Fix 30: Finish infrastructure setup by Jon Harmon (@jonthegeek) in #64

New Contributors

• Natalia Andriychuk (@nandriychuk) made their first contribution in #26
• Jeremy Wildfire (@jwildfire) made their first contribution in #29

Full Changelog: v0.1...v0.2.0