Write TODOs in Code That Ensure You Actually Do Them
You can install the development version from GitHub with:
# install.packages("devtools")
devtools::install_github("edavidaja/todoordie")Use the functions directly:
todoordie::after_date("2021-01-21", "fix after conf 2021")
#> Error in todoordie::after_date("2021-01-21", "fix after conf 2021"): fix after conf 2021 was due on 2021-01-21todoordie::issue_closed("tidyverse/dtplyr#154", "rewrite once dtplyr supports across()")
#> Error in todoordie::issue_closed("tidyverse/dtplyr#154", "rewrite once dtplyr supports across()"): rewrite once dtplyr supports across() has been resolvedtodoordie::cran_version("plumber", "1.0.0", "no 0.* in production")
#> Error in todoordie::cran_version("plumber", "1.0.0", "no 0.* in production"): no 0.* in production has exceeded version 1.0.0If you’d prefer for them to live in your function documentation, you can also use them as roxgyen tags:
#' sketchy function
#'
#' @todoordie after_date 2012-12-21 if we're not all dead make this less sketchy
sketchy <- function() {}expired todos should produce errors when you run devtools::document().
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