make_proof: Make a proof of an issue
In rjournal/rj: Tools for managing the R journal
make_proof R Documentation
Make a proof of an issue
Description
The 'make_proof()' function is the first step to creating an issue. It moves
the 'proofed' articles from the 'Accepted' folder and news articles from
'News_items/id' into 'Proofs/id'.
Usage
make_proof(id, exec = FALSE)
Arguments
id
The id of the issue to proof
exec
Set to TRUE to make the proof, the default (FALSE) allows a preview of which articles will be moved where.
Details
After the proof is made with this function, 'publish_issue()' can be used to
publish these articles into the 'rjournal.github.io' repository.
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Make a proof of an issue
Description
The 'make_proof()' function is the first step to creating an issue. It moves the 'proofed' articles from the 'Accepted' folder and news articles from 'News_items/id' into 'Proofs/id'.
Usage
make_proof(id, exec = FALSE)
Arguments
id |
The id of the issue to proof |
exec |
Set to TRUE to make the proof, the default (FALSE) allows a preview of which articles will be moved where. |
Details
After the proof is made with this function, 'publish_issue()' can be used to publish these articles into the 'rjournal.github.io' repository.
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Note that we can't provide technical support on individual packages. You should contact the package authors for that.
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