get the current branches that are meant to be used — get_current

It does not necessarily mean that these are the branches currently installed. [init_metapip] will notify you if that is the case.

Usage

get_current_branches(package = NULL, verbose = TRUE)

get_package_current_branch(package)

Arguments

package: character: vector with name of branches. E.g., c("pipdata", "pipfaker").
verbose: logical: whether to display all current branches. Default is TRUE

Value

list with names of packages and branches

named character vector with branches of package

Examples

get_current_branches()
#> 
#> ── metapip current branches (default in red): ──
#> 
#> ◌ pipapi  : DEV 
#> ◌ pipload : PROD
#> ◌ wbpip   : DEV 
#> ◌ pipfun  : PROD
#> ◌ pipdata : PROD
#> ◌ pipster : DEV 
#> ◌ pipaux  : PROD
#> ◌ pipfaker: main
get_package_current_branch(c("pipdata", "pipfaker"))
#>  pipdata pipfaker 
#>   "PROD"   "main"