Add "Create .lintr" command
See original GitHub issueHow about adding a command to add a .lintr
file to the workspace, similar to the command that already exists to add .gitignore
?
(Perhaps a function in the {lintr} or {languageserver} package would be more appropriate ?)
When I used vscode-R and R LSP for the first time, I struggled a lot because I did not know how to write a .lintr
file.
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Thanks for raising this. It is indeed important to make things easier for new users.
Similar:
~/.Rprofile
.Rprofile
~/.lintr
.lintr
We now have
lintr::use_lintr()
to help create a dummy file.