Submit To Cran

Skill Verified Active

Complete procedure for submitting an R package to CRAN, including pre-submission checks (local, win-builder, R-hub), cran-comments.md preparation, URL and spell checking, and the submission itself. Covers first submissions and updates. Use when a package is ready for initial CRAN release, when submitting an updated version of an existing CRAN package, or when re-submitting after receiving CRAN reviewer feedback.

Purpose

To streamline and standardize the CRAN submission process for R packages, ensuring best practices are followed and reducing the manual effort and potential errors involved.

Features

Automates CRAN pre-submission checks (local, win-builder, R-hub)
Guides preparation of `cran-comments.md` and other submission artifacts
Includes URL and spell checking for package content
Supports both initial package submissions and updates
Provides steps for post-submission actions like version bumping and tagging

Use Cases

When an R package is ready for its first release on CRAN.
When submitting an updated version of an existing R package to CRAN.
When re-submitting a package after addressing CRAN reviewer feedback.
To ensure all necessary pre-flight checks are completed before CRAN submission.

Non-Goals

Developing the R package itself.
Writing the R code or documentation content.
Automating the CRAN review process (only submission and checks).
Handling complex build environments outside standard R/devtools capabilities.

Installation

/plugin install agent-almanac@pjt222-agent-almanac

Quality Score

Verified

95 /100

Analyzed about 20 hours ago

Trust Signals

Last commit1 day ago

GitHub owner pjt222

Stars14

Downloads 308

LicenseMIT

Websitepjt222.github.io

Status

View Source

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