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@maelle maelle commented Sep 17, 2018

cf #193 #197

Not sure the sections are the best, but at least the coercions are at the bottom now.

There's a "queries" tag for spocc_objects but I had to insert its name in the config file as well, not sure why, wasn't able to reproduce this bug on a minimal package. Note that in the current version of the website, spocc_objects is absent from the reference index see https://ropensci.github.io/spocc/reference/index.html (but https://ropensci.github.io/spocc/reference/spocc_objects.html exists!)

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maelle commented Sep 17, 2018

I also used this PR as an opportunity to add rOpenSci as a funder in DESCRIPTION, with the logo in the pkgdown website.

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maelle commented Sep 17, 2018

The Travis build fails but it fails for the master branch too. 🤔

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sckott commented Sep 17, 2018

there's a failing example I'll take care of later, and some tests that often fail only on travis that I haven't figured out yet

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sckott commented Sep 17, 2018

thanks @maelle

@sckott sckott added the docs label Sep 17, 2018
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