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JoSS review (reviewer #2) #159
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As suggested by @vsoch here: #156, it would be great to have instructions for using a docker container to try out the package without having to install R and the long list of dependencies. Specifically, adding a part of your vignette (https://o2r.info/containerit/articles/container.html) to the README would help new users try it out easier and quicker! |
I've started a PR to track the changes after the first round of review: #160 Re. the printing of the object rather than the function: How did you install the package? There is a function that should print the Dockerfile and not the object, but maybe it was not properly registered in your installation with Re. users in the statement of need: extended the last sentence of the first paragraph to make that a bit more explicit: nuest@08e1504 |
I've tried installation with
Can you confirm that behaviour? |
I think this is a moot point because my problems with |
The RStudio addins are so very cool!! You can take or leave my suggestions below about the manuscript, but everything for the review portion looks complete. Thanks!
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Hello, opening up an issue separately from @vsoch's here for some of my more R specific questions/comments. I'll try not to duplicate anything that she has already brought up.
Installation
I also ran into issue installing the package.
remotes::install_github()
returned an error:but using
pak::pkg_install()
worked just fine. We need to either determine the root cause of this install failure or provide user with alternative install instructions. I wonder if its because pak doesn't install suggested dependencies unless explicitly directed to?Statement of Need
The first sentence of the readme does state what the software does, but it might be helpful to also identify targeted users... maybe R users who are unfamiliar with creating Dockerfiles and containers?
Functionality Documentation
Trying to run the example in the README seems to work for generating the dockerfile object, but printing it to the console does not result in what is in the README. Instead, I get what appears to be a standard printing of the S6 object's slots:
Hopefully this isn't something wrong with my installation, but no matter the cause, the core functionality doesn't seem to proceed as advertised in this case.
Manuscript
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