add biocViews to DESCRIPTION #142
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This should help to automatically install Bioconductor dependencies
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Bioconductor dependencies won't be automatically installed without additional annotations.
One way to indicate that some of the dependencies might come from Bioconductor is by
adding the string
biocViews:to the DESCRIPTION file.This code in remotes detects the string
biocViews::https://github.com/r-lib/remotes/blob/c2013c25d905d73ca4326f2c5829165fea55f2ea/R/utils.R#L46-L48
A second way to do it is to list each Bioconductor dependency twice. First, list it in
Depends:,Imports:, orSuggests:. And then list it again a second time inRemotes:. This is described here:https://devtools.r-lib.org/articles/dependencies.html#other-sources