View source: R/biocRevDepEmail.R
biocRevDepEmail | R Documentation |
The biocRevDepEmail
function collects all the emails of the reverse
dependencies and sends a notification that upstream package(s) have been
deprecated or removed. It uses a template found in inst/resources
with the
templatePath()
function.
biocRevDepEmail(
packages,
which = c("strong", "most", "all"),
PS = character(1L),
version = BiocManager::version(),
dry.run = TRUE,
cc = NULL,
emailTemplate = templatePath("revdepnote"),
core.name = NULL,
core.email = NULL,
core.id = NULL,
textOnly = FALSE,
verbose = FALSE,
credFile = "~/.blastula_creds",
...,
pkg
)
packages |
|
which |
a character vector listing the types of
dependencies, a subset of
|
PS |
character(1) Postscript, an additional note to the recipient of the email (i.e., the package maintainer) |
version |
character() A vector indicating which version of Bioconductor the package is failing in (either 'release' or 'devel'; defaults to both) |
dry.run |
logical(1) Display the email without sending to the recipient.
It only works for HTML email reports and ignored when |
cc |
character() A vector of email addresses for sending the message as a carbon copy. |
emailTemplate |
character(1) The path to the email template Rmd file as
obtained by |
core.name |
character(1) The full name of the core team member |
core.email |
character(1) The Roswell Park email of the core team member |
core.id |
character(1) The internal identifier for the Roswell employee.
This ID usually matches |
textOnly |
logical(1) Whether to return the text of the email only.
This avoids the use of the 'blastula' package and adds the text to the
system clipboard if the |
verbose |
logical(1) Whether to output full email information from
'smtp_send' (when |
credFile |
character(1) An optional file generated by the
|
pkg |
|
... |
Additional inputs to internal functions (not used). |
biocRevDepEmail(
"FindMyFriends", version = "3.13", dry.run = TRUE, textOnly = TRUE
)
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