Changelog • qcthat

qcthat 1.0.0

You can now use this package to implement a QC framework for any R package associated with a GitHub repository.

A series of QC*() functions to generate QC reports for different sets of issues:

QCPackage() for all issues and tests for an R package and its associated GitHub repository (#46, #69).
QCCompletedIssues() for only issues closed as completed (#69, #80).
QCIssues() for specific issues (#86), and QCMilestones() for issues associated with specific named milestones (#68, #88)
QCPR() for issues associated with specific GitHub pull requests, QCMergeGH() to generalize to issues associated with any GitHub merge using GitHub’s graph to determine connections, and QCMergeLocal() to detect probable associations based on commit messages (#68, #84).

A series of Action_*() functions to set up GitHub actions for QC reports:

Action_QCCompletedIssues() to run QCCompletedIssues() (#69, #73).
Action_QCPRIssues() to run QCPR() for specific pull requests (#55, #68).
Action_QCMilestone() to run QCMilestones() for pull requests associated with milestones, and for releases with names that match milestones (#68, #88).

This release also includes a number of helper functions and internal improvements.

This is a complete rewrite of the package to implement a framework that links GitHub issues to evidence that those issues have been implemented.

Function FetchRepoIssues() to get issues from a GitHub repository and compile them into a user-friendly data frame (#34, #47).
Function CompileTestResults() to extract test results from testthat test runs and compile them into a user-friendly data frame (#32).
Function CompileIssueTestMatrix() to link GitHub issues to test results, producing an IssueTestMatrix object that summarizes the state of issues and their associated tests (#35, #49).
Custom print methods for qcthat_SingleIssueTestResults, qcthat_Milestone, and qcthat_IssueTestMatrix objects to display their contents in a user-friendly tree format (#31, #36, #45, #60, #61).