On Thu, Feb 9, 2012 at 2:19 AM, Henning Redestig <henning.red@googlemail.com
> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> At the company where I work, we have developed a number of R-packages
> for in-house use. As this collection is growing, we would like to
> setup our own repository where colleagues can monitor and fetch the
> latest updates.  Does anyone have experience with setting up a local
> repository for R-packages? Any pointers toward software to run the
> show? Relevant features would be
>
> - version control
> - automated package testing and reporting of results
> - content generation from description files
>
>

We have achieved this using a simple setup on top of the Hudson continuous
integration system (which we already had deployed for other projects). It
integrates nicely with version control (svn in our case), and presents
build results at various levels of detail. There is a web API that allows
programmatic addition and management of projects.


> The ideal repository would thus be something very much like
> bioconductor.org; is the server-side code for bioconductor.org
> possible to obtain somehow?
>
>
best,
> --
> /Henning Redestig
>
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