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I'm aware of, and have been looking at, renv. The issue is that when using renv with renv::init() it will scrape through the repo for any .R files and add them to the renv.lock, which is a (often large) json file.
If I want to add a package manually (such as styler or docopt) this isn't straightforward.
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Just editing to state that, I think this would be a useful question to have answered
Note - I've added this back in, I also disagree with the previous edit of:
not accepting the answer of community is bad idea.
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For e.g if there is a feature file and if all of the steps are executed successfully then in the report I want to show the status as Pass. I don't want to show the status of each step in the report.
Is there any way to achieve the same
No there isn't. You can ignore the report and use the Results class as described here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/63351980/143475
EDIT: also refer this on how to write custom reports by hand: https://stackoverflow.com/a/66773839/143475
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I know this is an extremely basic question, but someone suggested i try running a code from github and I have no idea how to go about it
I tried copying and pasting but that didn't work and neither does downloading it and trying to open it with R.
You can click the raw button on github to get the url
source("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/amignan/risk_eq_mmax/master/get_mmax.R")
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The one from github is updated per week? Does that mean it is not stable? But how about functionality? Should we still use the github one because they support more powerful functions?
I think its better to use the standard xgboost package.
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I am trying to do tagging of a french text, but TreeTagger needs Python which is impossible to install on my PC at work. For security reasons, it is impossible to install other programs (only R).
Is it possible to use R code for tagging which does not require neither java nor Python?
At this moment there are no French POS-taggers implemented in R.
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It's not available on the lower left screen thingy. If I do po self.delegate.tvDelegated it doesn't work either.
It's simple looking at some variable value. What's the problem?
Sometimes is better to use the original method sending, instead of dot notation, even if in the latest version support mors dote, try to write
po [[self delegate] tvDelegated]