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Resubmission

This is a resubmission addressing the points raised by Konstanze Lauseker.

  • Single-quoted software names in DESCRIPTION. The Title and Description now wrap 'R', 'Linux', 'macOS', 'Dockerfile', and 'GitHub Actions' in single quotes where they refer to software names.

  • Examples no longer use \dontrun{}. Offline examples are now executed directly; examples that build a small project write only to tempdir(). The three functions that require the live Posit Package Manager service (ppm_platforms(), check_ppm(), ppm_sysreqs()) use \donttest{}.

  • No writing to the home filespace or working directory by default. write_report(), write_install_script(), and write_dockerfile_snippet() no longer have a default path; the caller must supply one. use_ppm() also requires an explicit path when dry_run = FALSE. All examples, tests, and vignettes write only to tempdir() or are not evaluated.

  • No package installation in functions, examples, or vignettes. The illustrative package installation command in a vignette has been replaced with a placeholder project script.

  • installed.packages() removed. check_library() now uses .packages(all.available = TRUE, lib.loc = library) to list installed packages, per the installed.packages() help page recommendation.

Test environments

  • Local macOS, R 4.6.0
  • GitHub Actions: ubuntu-latest (R-devel, R-release, R-oldrel-1), macos-latest (R-release), windows-latest (R-release)

R CMD check results

0 errors | 0 warnings | 1 NOTE.

The only NOTE is the expected:

  • New submission

Dependencies

sysreqr has no Imports and no Depends beyond base R. Suggests lists only testthat, knitr, rmarkdown, and withr, used for tests and vignettes; none are loaded at runtime. Two optional integrations (Posit Package Manager over HTTPS and pak::pkg_sysreqs()) are detected at runtime and are never required. Tests are offline and mock-based.