[DESCRIPTION] Version bump. closes #150

[JanMarvin]

Order Imports and Suggests, increase minimal R version (this is the highest R version requested by our imports).

[JanMarvin]

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[JanMarvin]

Once you merge this PR @jmbarbone , I'll set the repo to public. I don't see us writing epic documentation over the upcoming weekend 😜

[JanMarvin]

🎉 Alright, I'm done for 0.0.1! 🥳

[JanMarvin]

Do I have the green light, @jmbarbone ? Or is there anything you want to look at prior the version bump?

[jmbarbone]

Do we want to start the public release version at 0.2.0 or 0.1.0?

Although I don't suppose that we'd promise a stable API until later we'll probably have to be nice enough to add some warnings and notes about deprecation. I might prefer to finish up the bulk of #75 but I suppose we're fine with suggesting that these first releases are just for testing.

[jmbarbone]

Not 0.1.0?

[JanMarvin]

haha, I thought 0.2.0 was the milestone we passed, but either is fine with me

[JanMarvin]

Do we want to start the public release version at 0.2.0 or 0.1.0?

Although I don't suppose that we'd promise a stable API until later we'll probably have to be nice enough to add some warnings and notes about deprecation. I might prefer to finish up the bulk of #75 but I suppose we're fine with suggesting that these first releases are just for testing.

I'd like to go public rather soon.

• we finally have something to show
• we get feedback

Until the CRAN release I doubt anyone will seriously start adding the package to their prod pipelines? For CRAN I'd like to have a stable API, but currently I would just say "here, we have been working hard and it's still a lot to do, but you can have a first look." Though if you prefer to do #75 first, I understand too. I just don't want to postpone until eternity (given that we will be finished prior to the end of time 😄)

[jmbarbone]

@JanMarvin , if I counted right, there may only be 3 more workbook wrappers to transition into the wbWorkbook object (i.e., page breaks, ungroup cols, ungroup rows). Once those are done, I'd be happy with the current state for the public release.

[JanMarvin]

Woohoo! 🚀

I've played around with wb_write_data, but that needs some more work (I'd like to cleanup writeData, writeDataTable, writeData2 and update_cell, but that needs time of which I'm short of at the moment; and most likely it will need someone with better knowledge of R6 than me looking at you 😀). The styles mgr is a locked environment and my wrapper throws a strange warning, but that's something for the future.

[JanMarvin]

Alright, #163 #162 and #157 are all in. Any more showstoppers of which we are aware?

[jmbarbone]

Alright, #163 #162 and #157 are all in. Any more showstoppers of which we are aware?

After #166 I won't have any hanging issues for the first release.

[JanMarvin]

Merged #166 and fixed a few things here and there. Most likely there will be other things popping up like mushrooms, but it is what it is :)

[JanMarvin]

We are public (🚀) and pkgdown is now available. I'll head for breakfast until my hotel decides it's to late for coffee.