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Hello Mark, Dirk: We will study your suggestions and write back in some days with our decided approach. Thanks! Ale 2018-06-29 8:36 GMT-03:00 Dirk Eddelbuettel <edd at debian.org>: > > On 29 June 2018 at 09...

Hello group: We released Rpolyhedra V0.2 last month. It is able to scrape +800 polyhedra definitions from public sources. At V0.2.4 we are publishing only 150 because the time needed for scrape all the polyhedra, testing and...

Hi list: Please someone can help me with the stranges errors I recivied after a minor bugfix in my package? tests ok, devtools::check() ok, TRAVIS CI ok... What is the problem? Best, Ale. ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: <Uwe.Ligges at...

Thank you, Peter and Duncan. It seems it was a problem out of my control, but a minor correction on an cran URL. Maybe because of the late night time. Already opened the process to CRAN. Thanks for your help...

Hi! Mi humble opinion: I cannot evaluate the workload for CRAN maintainer, but it don't seem to be reasonable that students can make objections with packages that "do not yield R CMD check problems or otherwise violate CRAN policies...

By now, we are on that situation: +- 150 polyhedra published. But +800 able to publish and because of package size cannot publish all of them. It is not a problem on github, it's a problem on CRAN, with building...

Hi Joris: Thank you for your comments. Of course, we are using https for aditional downloads. For the moment it is not needed to use github LFS, but is an alternative we can explore after this short step: our immediate...

Joris: I'm sorry about your feelings about my thoughts based on Hadley's related experience. I feel lucky to be learning from this community. I'm an R user for many years, but only became a package developer recently...