A shiny new release 0.2.4 of pkgKitten
arrived on CRAN earlier, and
has also been been uploaded to Debian. pkgKitten
makes it simple to create new R packages via a simple function
invocation. A wrapper kitten.r
exists in the littler
package to make it even easier.
This release contains several improvements to the (optional) setup of the (wonderful) tinytest package, now supports the (now mandatory) ‘Authors@R’ and polished a few aspect around the package repository and continuous integrations.
The set of changes follows.
Changes in version 0.2.4 (2024-08-30)
The .Rbuildignore stanza now includes .github
The support of and usage illustrations of tinytest are much enhanced (Paul Hudor in #18 adressing #19 and #20)
The .gitignore file now includes C++ related files
Improvements and polish to badges and continuous integration
The DESCRIPTION file now contains an Authors@R entry
More details about the package are at the pkgKitten webpage, the pkgKitten docs site, and the pkgKitten GitHub repo.
Courtesy of CRANberries, there is also a diffstat report for the most recent release.
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