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{attachment} v0.2.0 : find dependencies in your scripts and fill package DESCRIPTION

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New version of {attachment} has been published on CRAN ! We continue to improve its functionalities to help you deal with dependencies in R, in particular during package development.

Since our last blog post presenting the aim of {attachment}, two versions reached CRAN. The full documentation is available on the {pkgdown} website : https://thinkr-open.github.io/attachment.
Still, for package developers, att_amend_desc() keeps being your best friend after each change in your package. Just before devtools::check() as we explain in our guide for package development along with documentation.

Install {attachment} from CRAN or GitHub

CRAN version

install.packages("attachment")

Development version

# install.packages("devtools")
devtools::install_github("ThinkR-open/attachment")

{attachment} 0.2.0: Find dependencies in Rmarkdown inline code

Breaking changes

Minor

{attachment} 0.1.0: Allow {bookdown} gitbook DESCRIPTION

Find out how to fill DESCRIPTION for your {bookdown} in the documentation: https://thinkr-open.github.io/attachment/articles/fill-pkg-description.html#for-bookdown-1

This post is better presented on its original ThinkR website here: {attachment} v0.2.0 : find dependencies in your scripts and fill package DESCRIPTION

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