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- Added technical editors to issue template.
- Fixed missing resources for building table of contents for
issues.
- Improved identification and handling of legacy pdf articles
- Use natbib for pdf articles (fixes issues with citation
rendering)
- Fixed article buttons (pdf, supplementary files, citation) not
showing when abstract is missing.
- Update template article to deal better with the pandoc problem
- All CRAN lookups now use cran.R-project.org. This resolves problems
with some CRAN-like repos (e.g. RSPM) not containing CRAN Views
data.
- Pull request #14 fix (fix #122)
- additional issues with checks fixed to completely address issue
#119
- fix error reported by CRAN, occurring on linux, related to test
code
- Fixes in response to issues #119 and #120
- web site documentation and vignettes updated
- Updates for accessibility based on updates in distill package.
- File structure for template article is now cleaner, with data,
figures, scripts, motivation-letter, folders.
- Added
rjournal_article() as a preferred alias to
rjournal_web_article() since this output format generally
produces both HTML and PDF outputs.
- This is reflected in the change in the YAML header to be
rjtools::rjournal_article. This generates both html and
pdf. rjtools::rjournal_web_article, which will now only
generate the html. rjtools::rjournal_pdf_article now only
generates the pdf.
- Check functions updated, including DOIs in references, title case in
bib file, existence of csl file
- Reference to new web site in the documentation.
- New function to assist authors prepare for a release.
- Style to better adhere to accessibility standards.
- Remove link to twitter/x.
- Handling of longtable.
- Utilise system sty file, not author supplied.
- removed return value, and set create_article to write a message
- set a default name for the paper
- available_packages() is used in check_packages_available() instead
of cranlogs::cran_downloads()
- Information about referencing in figure captions, and conditional
figure inclusions depending on output.
- Import BioCManager
- Import artifacts
- Update authors
- Update tests
- Bad example added
- Errant dontrun removed by CRAN request
- Remove the rendering Rmd from the test-create because plotly does
not exist on the CRAN test computer and it fails the automated
test.
- Added a number of tests, as requested by CRAN tester.
- Removed writing to default directories, as requested by CRAN
tester.
- More tests
- Changes to checks
- Fixes to web issue articles to not have page numbers
- create_article now uses rmarkdown::draft()
- Section title “References” automatically added in pdf file
- Added section numbering to HTML output to match PDF style
- Changes requested by CRAN
- DESCRIPTION and some function arguments modified
- Fixes for CRAN
- Additions to build a full issue
- Self-contained html is default
- remove check on RJwrapper.pdf (#46)
- Depends on distill instead of rjdistill
csl and sty files built into system
files- Successfully tested article creation in different three modes,
through RStudio dropdown, from RStudio console and terminal R using
create_article().
- Merge rjdistill with rjtools
- Use
file.path instead of glue to construct file path in
create_article
- Generate the template with customised bib file name (#21)
- Add Rjournal csl file in the template
- Add details on files created in the
create_article
vignette
check_title suggests correct title format for article
title (#22)- Designated csl file for journal articles
- Add RStudio project template: R Journal Article (#19)
- Add github links (#18)
- Added a
NEWS.md file to track changes to the
package.
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