Remaining work: First release
Dear all,
The functions and their documentation are almost ready. Here, it's the summary of actions required before merging on the master branch for the first release on CRAN. The list includes the contributor, whom an action is required, a deadline (the end of this week would be fine) and if the action requires previous work to be done, it's shown with a '(dependency)' label:
- RainFarm branch
- rfweights
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@nmanubens: add dimension names to the outputs by the 13th of March -
@nmanubens: adapt it to write in a tempdir by the 13th of March -
@jhardenberg: provide an example file by the 13th of March
- CST_Rainfarm
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@jhardenberg: improve documentation by the 13th of March -
@jhardenberg: update examples by the 13th of March -
@jhardenberg: do a 'merge request' by the 13th of March (dependency) -
@lbatteCNRM: test the feature and approve it as part of the package by the 15th of March (dependency)
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- PlotForcastPDF merge request
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@jhardenberg: test the feature to approve it as part of the package
- Unit tests
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@nperez: complete the unit tests for AnoMultiMetric by the 15th of March -
@nperez: add unit tests to PlotForecastPDF branch by the 15th of March
- PlotMostLikelyQuantileMap
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@nmanubens: add examples by the 15th of March
- Calibration
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@vtorralba: check the last updates adapting to work with arrays with named dimension by the 13th of March -
@llledo: test the feature and approve it as part of the package by the 15th of March (dependency)
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- BiasCorrection
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@vtorralba: re-write it following Calibration as an example by the 13th of March -
@bertvs: test the feature and approve it as part of the package by the 15th of March (dependency)
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For the collaborators who are this time reviewers of a feature, We've worked in very simple guidelines of what you may do before approving a feature here. Please, add any comment you consider, this description may be included in a section in the guidelines.
Please, contact by email, answer to this issue or open a new one if you have any question or new issues appear.
Kind regards,
Núria