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cmd_assign_collect() and
cmd_assign_collect_quiet(), which assign every unnamed
command-line argument to the one argument that was not passed by
name.extract_make(), extract_shell(),
makefile(), and shell_script() read calls to
cmd_assign_collect(). A character vector of paths becomes
one file name per element, and in a Makefile the last element is the
target.extract_make(), extract_shell(),
makefile(), and shell_script() now recognize
cmd_assign_quiet(),
cmd_assign_collect_quiet(), and a call written with a
command:: or command::: prefix.cmd_assign() and
cmd_assign_collect().shell_script() orders commands by matching output paths
with input paths.cmd_assign() and cmd_assign_collect()
reject a named command-line argument that is passed more than once.makefile(), shell_script(),
extract_make(), and extract_shell() read
literal values from calls. A name or a function call such as
file.path() or paste() is an error.=, so the value
may itself contain =. An argument with an empty name, such
as --=value, is an error.extract_shell() and shell_script() leave a
plain length-1 vector unchanged, and quote a path or value only when it
contains a space or a character that is special to the shell.
NULL is written as --name=NULL.shell_script() rejects a quiet value that
is not TRUE or FALSE.fs package--v= (from an undefined
Make variable) are now an error unless the corresponding
cmd_assign() argument is characterextract_make() and extract_shell() no
longer prefix relative paths with ./internal keyword from
command-package.R.use_renv(), which activates a renv project at the
start of scripts run with Rscript (which skips
.Rprofile).extract_make() and extract_shell() treat
dotted vs non-dotted arguments.extract_shell(),
extract_make(), shell_script(), and
makefile() where the shell commands or Makefile rules
created by these function used absolute paths to R scripts, rather than
relative paths.These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.