Add capability to add a github package to a miniCRAN repo #157
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…to use the `addLocalPackage()` function internally.
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@andrie
Dear Developers and Maintainers.
This is related to Issue #50.
I mentioned this in Issue #50 but did not get any special comments, so I am requesting a pull request to make you aware of it.
There is a desire to register packages that are only available on GitHub, or packages that are available on CRAN but have a development version available on GitHub, in miniCRAN's repository. At least I do.
The fact that it has not yet been implemented after various discussions in #50 suggests that there may be some problems, but I think it is a good feature to be reconsidered.
The code I pull request basically depends on the functionality of the
remotespackage, which means that there will be more dependencies.