workflow: Function 'workflow'
In wlandau/remakeGenerator: Automated Generation of Remake-Style Workflows

Description Usage Arguments Details See Also

Write and execute a Makefile to run a remake workflow. Use the help_remakeGenerator function to get more help.

workflow(targets = NULL, make_these = "all", sources = NULL,
  packages = NULL, remakefile = "remake.yml", makefile = NULL,
  prepend = NULL, begin = NULL, clean = NULL, remake_args = list(verbose
  = TRUE), run = TRUE, command = "make", args = character(0))

`targets`	YAML-like list of targets, which you can generate by supplying data frames of remake commands to the `targets` function.
`make_these`	names of the remake targets to makle
`sources`	Character vector of R source files or their containing folders.
`packages`	Character vector of packages
`remakefile`	Character, name of the `remake` file to generate. Should be in the current working directory.
`makefile`	Deprecated. The name of the Makefile will always be 'Makefile'.
`prepend`	Character vector of lines to prepend to the Makefile
`begin`	Use "prepend" instead.
`clean`	Deprecated. The Makefile is no longer stand alone, so it does not need 'clean'. Use `remake::make("clean")`.
`remake_args`	Fully-named list of additional arguments to `remake::make`. You cannot set `target_names` or `remake_file` this way because those names are reserved.
`run`	logical, whether to actually run the Makefile or just write it.
`command`	character scalar, command to run to execute the Makefile. `command` and `args` will be used to call `system2(command = command, args = args)` to run the `Makefile`. For example, to execute the `Makefile` using 4 parallel jobs while suppressing output to the console, use `makefile(..., command = "make", args = c("--jobs=4", "-s"))`. Passing `command = NULL` or `command = character(0)` will generate the yaml file and not run a command.
`args`	character vector of arguments to the specified `command`. `command` and `args` will be used to call `system2(command = command, args = args)` to run the `Makefile`. For example, to execute the `Makefile` using 4 parallel jobs while suppressing output to the console, use `makefile(..., command = "make", args = c("--jobs=4", "-s"))`.