Sanitise species names with partial matches of invalid terms correctly #117
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Fixes #116 quickly. Thanks for the hint, @gregpoore! Please try installing the package from this ref
116-repair-invalid-search-term.Before merging, I should check, whether BacDive itself hiccups on the input example I'm sanitising here.
I have...
make checkin the terminal and saw now errors.https://github.com/TIBHannover/BacDiveR/tree/master/tests/testthat/for new features or bug-fixes.NEWS.mdin theUnreleasedsection, if my PR introduces user-facing changes.If this is a release PR, additionally
Unreleasedchanges inNEWS.mdto dedicated sectionREADME.md's 1st paragraphDESCRIPTIONfile.