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I think we should ditch the word file and html version and just keep the pdf.
I also think it would be ok to move the .Rmd
and .bib
file to REPORTS/
, and keep the output at the higher level. Maybe we could add a comment to the .Rmd
file to point out that we manually moved it up a level?
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Agree on ditching Word version.
Good idea on keeping .Rmd
and .bib
in REPORTS/
and moving final output at ./
. Let's do that. I can adjust it. To be clear for everyone, it would look like:
.
├── (other files)
├── REPORTS/
| ├── forecasting-restaurants-with-critical-violations-in-Chicago.Rmd (Kntir doc)
| ├── forecasting-restaurants-with-critical-violations-in-Chicago.bib (BibTeX of references)
| └── forecasting-restaurants-with-critical-violations-in-Chicago-citation.bib (PROPOSED: BibTeX of citation for what we write)
├── forecasting-restaurants-with-critical-violations-in-Chicago.pdf (PDF)
└── forecasting-restaurants-with-critical-violations-in-Chicago.html (Webpage)
I'll open a separate branch at iss47
since I will need to adjust the code and test to see if it works. Here are the following tasks:
- Remove Word version
- Move
.Rmd
and.bib
files toREPORTS/
- Adjust
.Rmd
code to generate output at the repo's root directory.
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I started moving the files, it actually created a few small issues. Namely the path gets messed up because Knitr uses the file's location as .
rather than the project root folder.
Also, I noticed that the knitcitations
library was in loaded in a call to library rather than the load_install_libraries
command from geneorama. I don't know if you want to keep this dependency, but I did need to install the library to compile the knitr doc (and the installation is handled by load_install_libraries
).
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Go ahead and make a switch on that. I’m not sure what that function was doing.
From: Gene Leynes [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 10, 2015 4:49 PM
To: Chicago/food-inspections-evaluation
Cc: Schenk, Tom
Subject: Re: [food-inspections-evaluation] Location of technical article? (#47)
I started moving the files, it actually created a few small issues. Namely the path gets messed up because Knitr uses the file's location as . rather than the project root folder.
Also, I noticed that the knitcitations library was in loaded in a call to library rather than the load_install_libraries command from geneorama. I don't know if you want to keep this dependency, but I did need to install the library to compile the knitr doc (and the installation is handled by load_install_libraries).
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I put assets/
into REPORTS
, but that messed up the submodule, which seems to have messed up my local repo. Now I'm getting this error with most git commands (including git status):
However, I'm rethinking the wisdom of putting assets/
into REPORTS
, that might also foul up the github pages, right? I think I'll reset and try again.
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gh-pages should be fine, it messes with the Rmd, which can be changed.
Not sure what is happening with the repo. Can you show me your .gitsubmodule file?
Tom Schenk Jr.
Chief Data Officer
Department of Innovation and Technology
City of Chicago
(312) 744-2770
[email protected]
data.cityofchicago.org
From: Gene Leynes [email protected]
Sent: Wednesday, February 11, 2015 8:39:01 AM
To: Chicago/food-inspections-evaluation
Cc: Schenk, Tom
Subject: Re: [food-inspections-evaluation] Location of technical article? (#47)
I put assets/ into REPORTS, but that messed up the submodule, which seems to have messed up my local repo. Now I'm getting this error with most git commands (including git status):
[image]https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1392068/6148677/2f7eea7e-b1c9-11e4-8886-7944c13c1009.png
However, I'm rethinking the wisdom of putting assets/ into REPORTS, that might also foul up the github pages, right? I think I'll reset and try again.
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@tomschenkjr After moving the files and updating the paths, there is one new issue with the citations, which you have offered to take over. This warning now appears in the report.
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The report has been moved. I think the warning is a separate issue.
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