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In issue API fixes #11 you say that "the CamelCase and snake_case switches are to seperate constructors and standard (r/d/p/v)-functions from methods and the rest. Take a look at the new reference, you will see that the common uses of the two standards makes sense now that it's ordered." It would be good to mention these or other coding/syntax/style standard (if any) that you follow under the contribution guidelines in the README (or a separate file if it's too much information for the README).
The new version of the cort package works flawlessly on my system. However, the first time I tried it, I was getting error messages, which went away after I upgraded furrr to the newest version (from CRAN). I'm not sure what version of furrr I had prior to upgrading. Maybe it would be good to provide version requirements for furrr and all other dependencies in the DESCRIPTION (currently, testthat has a version requirement stated, but other dependencies do not)?
I also had a very quick look at the new changes to the paper:
@lrnv Generally the code changes look good. Here are a few comments based on my previous feedback and the new changes:
cort/vignettes/vignette04_bootstrap_varying_m.Rmd
Line 55 in dd6d5ab
cort
package works flawlessly on my system. However, the first time I tried it, I was getting error messages, which went away after I upgradedfurrr
to the newest version (from CRAN). I'm not sure what version offurrr
I had prior to upgrading. Maybe it would be good to provide version requirements forfurrr
and all other dependencies in theDESCRIPTION
(currently,testthat
has a version requirement stated, but other dependencies do not)?I also had a very quick look at the new changes to the paper:
copula
R package is given at https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/copula/citation.html I don't think it's appropriate to just give a link, when there are several peer-reviewed JSS publications.Originally posted by @agisga in openjournals/joss-reviews#2653 (comment)
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