The monorepo has one development version. VERSION is authoritative, every
package DESCRIPTION must match it, and every dependency on another Rho
package must require at least that version. R-universe builds package
subdirectories concurrently, so each internal dependency also has a matching
Remotes entry for its package directory. make check-version enforces both
declarations.
make public-ready is the publication gate. It verifies version coherence,
package and monorepo news, lifecycle badges, generated tests and READMEs, the
model catalog, formatting, the parity ledger, repository history and working
tree, installed behavior, source tarballs, and package sites. A non-verified
row in docs/pi-parity.md is a failure, not a release note.
The secret scan uses Gitleaks 8.30.1 over the complete Git history. The Linux
x86-64 release archive has SHA-256 digest
551f6fc83ea457d62a0d98237cbad105af8d557003051f41f3e7ca7b3f2470eb.
CI installs that exact artifact; local runs must provide the same gitleaks
executable on PATH.
Run make hooks once in each clone to configure the checked-in pre-push hook.
It runs the same make check-secrets scan before every push, over the local
Git history and working tree. Git never transfers hook configuration with a
clone, so this is deliberately an explicit setup step.
Before publishing a tagged release or changing the R-universe package set:
make rd and make rdm, then commit the generated namespaces,
manuals, tests, model catalog, and package READMEs.make rdm-codex CREDENTIAL=/absolute/path/to/auth.json. This executes
the root README’s Codex agent example and updates README.md; knitr caches
remain ignored.make public-ready from the commit that will become public.rho.http.The repository and Pages deployment are already public. After those conditions
hold, create the release from the audited commit and update
RGenomicsETL/rgenomicsetl.r-universe.dev for every package in the declared
release set. Verify the resulting package builds; repository visibility and a
green Pages workflow are not release evidence by themselves.