Test - 1

[darsoo]

Test only!

No plan to merge it

No review needed

[gemini-code-assist]

Summary of Changes

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This pull request serves as a test, primarily demonstrating a minor version increment within the DESCRIPTION file. It is not intended for production merge or requiring any formal review.

Highlights

• Version Increment: The DESCRIPTION file has been updated to increment the package version from 1.9.4 to 1.9.4.0001.
• Test Pull Request: This pull request is explicitly for testing purposes, as indicated by the title and description, and is not intended for merging or formal review.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the package version to a development version, 1.9.4.0001. While this is a valid format, I've suggested aligning with a more common R package development convention for versioning to improve clarity. For future pull requests, please consider providing a more descriptive title and body to clearly communicate the purpose of the changes. It is also a good practice to create a corresponding entry in the NEWS.md file for the new development version to track upcoming changes.

[gemini-code-assist]

While 1.9.4.0001 is a valid development version, it is a common convention in R package development to use a higher number for the fourth component, such as .9000. This convention, promoted by tools like usethis, helps to clearly signal that this is a development version. Adopting this convention improves clarity for developers and aligns with community best practices.

Version: 1.9.4.9000