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Some packages are designed to work well together, or one package may not have any use at all without the other (e.g., {targets} and {tarchetypes}). There should be formal guidance on how to treat such packages during code review (under what circumstances should they be included in a single review vs. split, etc.)
we'd need guidance for the author guide (I'd probably recommend opening a pre-submission inquiry to help figure things out on a case by case basis) and the reviewer guide. Also maybe the editor guide (how exactly do you recruit reviewers for a probably more complex + time-consuming review process).
Some packages are designed to work well together, or one package may not have any use at all without the other (e.g., {targets} and {tarchetypes}). There should be formal guidance on how to treat such packages during code review (under what circumstances should they be included in a single review vs. split, etc.)
cf ropensci/software-review#401
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