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I’m pretty sure that a lot of you guys out there are using git as CVS. How do you bypass the following warning on R CMD check:
* checking for executable files ... WARNING
Found the following executable file(s):
I tried by putting .git folder in .Rbuildignore, but with no luck.
I reckon that this one is trivial for all of you who are using Github to host R packages. Any ideas?
Yes, use
.Rbuildignoreand then build the.tar.gzand then check the.tar.gzand not the source directory.