Tyler Rinker

In R CMD (`Build/Check` in RStudio) this line: ``` r tmp travis is using the warning -> error setting I think this is pertinent. This is how the dev version...

Create a .bib file of the packages you have in your library: ``` r bib_grab

View the package maintainers you have the most packages of in your local library ``` r pacman::p_load(magrittr, ggplot2) maintainers % lapply(p_info, fields = "Maintainer") %>% unlist(use.names = FALSE) %>% strsplit("\\s

Network plot showing relationships between non-base package dependencies ``` r pacman::p_load(qdapTools, igraph) my_lib_depends

Load non exported functions into the global environment: ``` r setdiff(p_funs(pacman, TRUE), p_funs(pacman, FALSE)) is.loaded_package("pacman") p_get_nonexported

Can you elaborate on only for `p_update`? I was thinking we'd hit the same issue with `p_install` if a package is already loaded.

Also should we unload from the namespace only the package being updated, all packages, or those with a reverse dependency? If the latter `tools::dependsOnPkgs` may be of use.

OK I'm cool with that.

I agree. I know I need to make a vignette for the qdap package but pacman should be pretty intuitive. I think we could get away without a vignette on...

Hold off as R 3.0 and knitr 1.1 will play together to make vignettes: https://github.com/yihui/knitr/blob/master/NEWS.md And officially... http://yihui.name/knitr/demo/vignette/ I'd love to write this in markdown