Markdown report of reverse dependency check results — revdep_report

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.