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      <title>Setting up private GitHub R package repo with covr/codecov</title>
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      <description>Thanks to the usethis, testthat, and covr packages, integrating testing and code coverage into your R package is easier than ever. After installing the packages, the usethis package will setup the infrastructure for you:
library(usethis) library(testthat) library(covr) usethis::use_testthat() usethis::use_coverage() usethis::use_github_action(&amp;quot;test-coverage&amp;quot;) You can then start writing tests and monitor your coverage. If you&amp;rsquo;re using this on a private repository, you need to take a couple extra steps, which is where I got hung up.</description>
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