add build preferences to .Rproj file (because it insists) #93
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jdhoffa
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I prefer them in the repos I maintain because I develop almost exclusively in RStudio and they define/enforce a number of worthwhile editor preferences. |
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As with RMI-PACTA/workflow.data.preparation#93 and RMI-PACTA/workflow.data.preparation#117, having a `DESCRIPTION` file in the repo causes RStudio to add/modify `.Rbuildignore` and `workflow.transition.monitor.Rproj`. This PR appeases RStudio so we don't fight against it
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Because a DESCRIPTION file has been added to this repo, RStudio seems to insist on adding these build preferences to the .Rproj file. As far as I know, they are meaningless and won't cause any problems in this context, so I'm allowing them rather than constantly fighting them to keep my git history clean.