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Selectively remove packages from the local TAF library if not listed in\nSOFTWARE.bib.

","usage":"clean.library(folder = \"bootstrap/library\", quiet = FALSE)","arguments":[{"name":"folder","description":"

location of local TAF library.

"},{"name":"quiet","description":"

whether to suppress messages about removed packages.

"}],"has_args":true,"sections":[],"note":["

For each package, the cleaning procedure selects between three cases:

Installed package matches SOFTWARE.bib - do nothing.
Installed package is not the version listed in SOFTWARE.bib -\n remove.
Installed package is not listed in SOFTWARE.bib - remove.

","

The taf.bootstrap procedure cleans the TAF library, without requiring\nthe user to run clean.library. The main reason for a TAF user to run\nclean.library directly is to experiment with installing and removing\ndifferent versions of software without modifying the SOFTWARE.bib\nfile.

The command clean(\"bootstrap/library\") removes that directory\ncompletely.

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taf.bootstrap calls clean.library as a part of the\ndefault bootstrap procedure.","taf.install installs a package in the local TAF library.","clean.software cleans the local TAF software folder.","icesTAF-package gives an overview of the package.

"],"package":{"package":"icesTAF","version":"3.2-0"}}

Description

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