Peter Desmet

Indeed, could you try https://download-directory.github.io/?url=https://github.com/tdwg/camtrap-dp/tree/188d285a3765f379f7c16ac2f542090cc1dfc86a/example (the latest commit on Camtrap DP where the BOM issue should be resolved)?

I suggest a threshold of 90% (hardcoded), but make it an optional setting when setting up auto-publication. That also leaves room for other options, without making it too complicated. Some...

We only use `httr::http_error()` to check if something can be found at a url (path): https://github.com/frictionlessdata/frictionless-r/blob/772862a595a1861eba91a64d1db7952ac63c7e7e/R/utils.R#L107-L110 I don't find a straightforward replacement for that in `httr2`. We could also try...

In `RCurl` there's a function that has the same behaviour, [but `RCurl` is not advised by rOpenSci](https://devguide.ropensci.org/building.html#recommended-scaffolding): ``` r library(RCurl) url.exists("https://example.com/404") #> [1] FALSE ``` Created on 2023-06-20 with [reprex...

The implementation would be: ```R if (is_url(path)) { response

Nice! 1. No, I don't think we want to completely reverse `httr::stop_for_status()`. If anything, it would be `httr::http_error()` 2. Are 300 codes bad? 3. I think the `is_url()` function needs...

Agreed on using `< 400` The `httr::http_error()` we currently use lets those curl errors bleed through, so I think it is fine if we keep that. They can be informative...

@mike-podolskiy90, `renovate` has caused a lot of notifications for watchers of this repo. This could potentially drown out the useful notifications 😄. Do you know of a way to silence/ignore...

@mike-podolskiy90 I don't get notifications when the first comment of this issue is updated, but I did get notifications for the 16 pull requests. I expect to get more notifications...

- Multipart resources: to increase performance (especially when reading over URL) I'd be fine with the last file being read. - A header or not is defined at `resource` level,...