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Find a place for lifecycles page to live in navbar #103

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batpigandme opened this issue Feb 7, 2018 · 3 comments
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Find a place for lifecycles page to live in navbar #103

batpigandme opened this issue Feb 7, 2018 · 3 comments
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Per discussion w/ @jennybc & squad, https://www.tidyverse.org/lifecycle/ should probably have a place to live that you can get to without clicking on a lifecycle button…

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Same for repo labels

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It would also be nice if clicking a lifecycle on that page linked to you all the packages that are in that state.

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@jayhesselberth, I think the challenge there would be scope — unless we just did straight up tidyverse organization packages. With usethis, there are packages that have no affiliation with anything tidyverse-related using the lifecycle badges, which is great, but would make it hard to automate based on pingbacks!

There are also r-lib packages to consider— some of which I think would be really useful to have as e.g. examples, but that aren't technically tidyverse…

Maybe something more to the effect of e.g. would be useful.

@hadley hadley changed the title Find a place for lifecycles page to live Find a place for lifecycles page to live in navbar Apr 3, 2020
@hadley hadley removed the feature a feature request or enhancement label Apr 3, 2020
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