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use_github_release() fails uninformatively when there are no lines in NEWS.md section #1048

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petrbouchal opened this issue Mar 14, 2020 · 2 comments · Fixed by #1073
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Brief description of the problem

When no lines exist in the latest section of NEWS.md, use_github_release() returns Error in text[[1]] : subscript out of bounds.

Reprex:

NEWS.md:

# pkg 0.2.0

# pkg 0.1.0

* news line

Code run:

use_github_release

The error occurs in news_latest() where code removing blank lines errors on an empty string.

This probably typically occurs because the user has taken usethis steps out of sequence, so the most sensible solution would be to stop with an informative error and advise the user to document the release in NEWS.md. Alternatively the function could pass the resulting newline and issue a warning advising the user to document their release when submitting the form on Github.

Happy to try a PR if you can indicate which solution you prefer.

@hadley hadley added bug an unexpected problem or unintended behavior release 🛫 labels Mar 17, 2020
hadley added a commit that referenced this issue Mar 19, 2020
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hadley commented Mar 19, 2020

Sorry, missed your offer to create a PR; but this was pretty quick for me anyway.

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hadley commented Mar 19, 2020

(And it needed some refactoring to make it easier to test)

hadley added a commit that referenced this issue Mar 22, 2020
Including refactoring of news_latest() in order to test it

Fixes #1048
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