feat(cli): auto-load in-development package for docs/pkg src - #212
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Detects a package under development in the current directory (or pkg-r/, R/ subfolders) and loads it with pkgload before running `btw docs` or `btw pkg src` commands, so results reflect uncommitted local changes. Pass --no-dev to disable.
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Summary
btw docsandbtw pkg srccommands now detect a package under development in the current directory (or itspkg-r/,R/subfolder) and load it withpkgload::load_all()before running the command, so results reflect uncommitted local changes instead of the installed version. Detection matches the DESCRIPTIONPackage:field against the requested package name; pass--no-devto skip this and use the installed package instead.Verification
From a package's root directory, with local changes not yet installed:
This picks up the in-development source. Passing
--no-devfalls back to the installed package's source.