jdblischak/workflowr: workflowr 1.3.0

This minor release of workflowr introduces two new functions, RStudio Addins, and various minor improvements.

• The new function wflow_toc() builds a table of contents of the published R Markdown files in a workflowr project (@JiaxiangBU, #151, #155)

• The new function wflow_rename_proj() renames a workflowr project throughout all its project files (idea from @frm1789 and @kbroman, #148)

RStudio Addins allow you to execute R code via the RStudio Addins menu. For extra convenience, you can bind the addins to keyboard shortcuts. The following workflowr functions have addins:

• wflow_build()
• wflow_publish()
• wflow_status()
• wflow_toc()
• wflow_view()

Note that the addin for wflow_publish() is a Shiny Gadget that enables you to interactively choose which files to publish and write a detailed commit message (assistance from @zaynaib and @argdata, #143).

• wflow_build() fails early if pandoc is not installed (@zaynaib, #75)

• wflow_git_push()/wflow_git_pull() fail early if user tries to use SSH authentication when it is not supported by the current installation of git2r/libgit2 (#144)

• Fix support for knitr chunk option collapse and indent (reported by @pcarbo, #149)

• Fix support for rmarkdown option keep_md (see rmarkdown Issue 1558)

• Skip tests that only fail on CRAN servers (this is why there are no macOS binaries for 1.2.0)

• Add a GitHub Pull Request template

• Rename reproducibility tab "Report" to "Checks" (idea from @pcarbo)

• Fix spacing issue with session information button (reported by @pcarbo, #157)

• wflow_status() reports if the configuration files _workflowr.yml and _site.yml have been edited

• Disable inline code chunks by default in R Markdown files created by workflowr. Document how to use inline code chunks in the FAQ (discussed with @rgayler and @Robinlovelace , #140)