Do not contribute "r.sourceCurrentFile"
affordances in an R package
#4567
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Addresses #1359
I can't think of good reasons why people would in fact want any of these affordances in an R package. Even without them, you can still do something like Cmd+Enter to get a function defined, as well as of course the better/recommended options like
devtools::load_all()
, etc.QA Notes
After this change,
.R
file but not in an R package, you get the command to source your current file on the editor action bar, in the context menu, and via the keybinding..R
file, you do not see this command in any of these three spots.I kept the command in the command palette because it is used in testing (the testing workspaces look like R packages) and it's not super prominent for users there.