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Parsing of Author names onto templates doesn't work when they are not entered as Authors@R on DESCRIPTION.
Perhaps a function that processes the name and also incorporates #49 could work.
Ultimately though, this should be flagged as incorrect storing of author details at editor's checks/review.
Such checks could therefore be automated at this stage and a comment added to the editors.md/review.md during intitialisation. Perhaps such a function, that flags common errors that aren't picked up by check() and goodpractice could live in rodev() and print out an initial report as the first comments of any response template. Does this make sense @maelle ? Would love to hear your thoughts on this.
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Author names as character strings not parsed correctly
Author names not parsed correctly when entered as single character string
Sep 12, 2019
Parsing of Author names onto templates doesn't work when they are not entered as
Authors@R
onDESCRIPTION
.Perhaps a function that processes the name and also incorporates #49 could work.
Ultimately though, this should be flagged as incorrect storing of author details at editor's checks/review.
Such checks could therefore be automated at this stage and a comment added to the editors.md/review.md during intitialisation. Perhaps such a function, that flags common errors that aren't picked up by
check()
andgoodpractice
could live inrodev()
and print out an initial report as the first comments of any response template. Does this make sense @maelle ? Would love to hear your thoughts on this.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: