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@Tina815 Tina815 commented Oct 7, 2022

I wrote the section "Structure of an R package" and "Writing Documentation".

@Tina815 Tina815 requested review from rmccreath and daikman October 7, 2022 13:39
@Tina815 Tina815 changed the base branch from master to r-packages October 7, 2022 13:39
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Hey, @Tina815 - looking good, I made a couple of changes around styling/formatting/typo fixes but nothing of note.

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Thanks @Tina815 . The content looks good! I think we could add an example of what package checks look like to the package checks section. But I have approved these changes anyway.

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All looks good to me, tested some code on R studio with no issues

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All looks good to me, tested some code on R studio with no issues (November)
(Old pull request, closing this off.)

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