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devtools::install_github() used to have a build_vignettes argument. But its current incarnation, now remotes::install_github(), does not have this argument. To build vignettes, we're supposed to do this:
However lots of people still try to do install_github("foo/bar", build_vignettes = TRUE) and, no doubt, some of our own material probably shows this, i.e. hasn't been updated yet.
And because the signature of install_github() contains ..., their attempts just silently fail:
install_github() needs to give a clear message if you've misspecified the argument names.
(I think this needs to wait until after I've added an option to check_dots_used() to throw a warning instead of an error; since install_github() is called primarily for its side-effects, I think throwing an error is confusing, since it would occur after the side-effects have taken place)
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From @jennybc:
devtools::install_github()
used to have abuild_vignettes
argument. But its current incarnation, nowremotes::install_github()
, does not have this argument. To build vignettes, we're supposed to do this:as per #1896 (comment).
However lots of people still try to do
install_github("foo/bar", build_vignettes = TRUE)
and, no doubt, some of our own material probably shows this, i.e. hasn't been updated yet.And because the signature of
install_github()
contains...
, their attempts just silently fail:install_github()
needs to give a clear message if you've misspecified the argument names.(I think this needs to wait until after I've added an option to
check_dots_used()
to throw a warning instead of an error; sinceinstall_github()
is called primarily for its side-effects, I think throwing an error is confusing, since it would occur after the side-effects have taken place)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: