Install a
pre-commit hook
that remembers you to update your CITATION.cff
file. This is a wrapper of
usethis::use_git_hook()
.
cff_git_hook_install()cff_git_hook_remove()
Invisible. This function is called for its side effects.
The pre-commit hook may prevent you to commit if you are not updating your
CITATION.cff
. However, the mechanism of detection is not perfect and would
be triggered also even if you have tried to update your CITATION.cff
file.
This is typically the case when you have updated your DESCRIPTION
or
inst/CITATION
files but those changes doesn't make a change on your
CITATION.cff
file (i.e. you are including new dependencies).
In those cases, you can override the check running git commit --no-verify
on the terminal.
If you are using RStudio you can run also this command from a R script by selecting that line and sending it to the terminal using:
Windows & Linux: Ctrl+Alt+Enter
.
Mac: Cmd+Option+Return
.
You can remove the pre-commit hook by running cff_git_hook_remove()
.
This function would install a pre-commit hook using
usethis::use_git_hook()
.
A pre-commit hook is a script that identifies simple issues before submission to code review. This pre-commit hook would warn you if any of the following conditions are met:
You included in a commit your DESCRIPTION
or inst/CITATION
file, you
are not including your CITATION.cff
and the CITATION.cff
file is
"older" than any of your DESCRIPTION
or inst/CITATION
file.
You have updated your CITATION.cff
but you are not including it on
your commit.
usethis::use_git_hook()
, that is the underlying function used by
cff_git_hook_install()
.
usethis::use_git()
and related function of usethis for using
Git with R packages.
Other Git/GitHub helpers provided by cffr:
cff_gha_update()
if (FALSE) {
cff_git_hook_install()
}
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