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You can use these functions to get intermediate reports of a revdep_check() running in another session.

Usage

revdep_report_summary(pkg = ".", file = "", all = FALSE, results = NULL)

revdep_report_problems(
  pkg = ".",
  file = "",
  all = FALSE,
  results = NULL,
  bioc = TRUE,
  cran = TRUE
)

revdep_report_failures(
  pkg = ".",
  file = "",
  results = NULL,
  bioc = TRUE,
  cran = TRUE
)

revdep_report_cran(pkg = ".", file = "", results = NULL)

revdep_report(pkg = ".", all = FALSE, results = NULL, bioc = TRUE, cran = TRUE)

Arguments

pkg

Path to package.

file

File to write output to. Default will write to console.

all

Whether to report all problems, including the ones that were already present in the old version of the package. This potentially generated a lot of output, most of which was irrelevant, so they are omitted by default, and only problems seen with the new version of the package are reported.

results

Cached results from db_results(). Expert use only.

bioc

Also check revdeps that live in Bioconductor?

cran

Should cran mirror be attached to getOpion("repos") if it is not already present.

Details

revdep_report_summary() writes the contents of README.md, by default to the console. This is handy to quickly inspect the (current) list of problematic packages.