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Should we move the R package to another repo for the GSoC project, or should we leave this inside the current repo? I'm not familiar with how R packages are made public, so your insight could be useful @tdhock.
If we plan on submitting the R package to a server (e.g., CRAN), then I think its fine that it stays inside the main repo.
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I think either way is fine as long as it is possible to easily install the
pkg from github via devtools. I would slightly prefer keeping it in one
repo because it is maybe less confusing and easier to maintain
On Tue, Apr 24, 2018 at 8:34 AM, Alexandre Drouin ***@***.***> wrote:
Update: from what I see in the README, we could keep the R package here
and install it using:
if(!require(devtools))install.package("devtools")
devtools::install_github("aldro61/mmit/Rpackage")
That's probably the way to go, since it keep everything in one place and
we don't need to manage multiple copies of the solver code.
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Should we move the R package to another repo for the GSoC project, or should we leave this inside the current repo? I'm not familiar with how R packages are made public, so your insight could be useful @tdhock.
If we plan on submitting the R package to a server (e.g., CRAN), then I think its fine that it stays inside the main repo.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: