Link the walkthrough to nomologR's companion article on the same data - #81
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nomologR published "From content review to empirical screening"
(nomologR#112), which runs the empirical stage of the joint walkthrough
on this package's walkthrough responses: the raw screen, the recode, the
factor models, and invariance across the two cohorts. It links back to
vignette("one-item-set-both-stages").
The walkthrough now links to that article, and keeps the link to the
guided workflow's "Starting from content review" section for the calls on
a handoff. "Reproducing the data" says nomologR ships the item and
response files unchanged, as nomo_demo_walkthrough_items and
nomo_demo_walkthrough, with the generating script; their git blob hashes
match this package's v0.9.0 files. The sentence that nomologR's numbers
differ now applies to its guided workflow only, which simulates its own
responses.
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Release contentvalidR 0.10.0 Stamps the version, release notes, citation metadata, README, and roadmap for the tenth public release, the last planned before the joint 1.0 release candidate on 2026-10-17. It adds figures for papers, posters, and teaching: content_evidence() with its item flow diagram and item evidence profile, the rating-distribution view, and the apa switch (#82). It also states the handoff contract nomologR reads (#79), makes this package's walkthrough the joint one (#80, #81), separates the Delphi printout's caveats from its teaching (#78), and records the release-candidate timeline (#83). No computed value changes: 25 analyses across every workflow return the same values as v0.9.0. No breaking changes: the plot methods gain arguments after their existing ones. agreement_summary() remains deprecated and is removed in 1.0.0. contentvalidR 0.4.0 has been on CRAN since 2026-09-28. CRAN asks for updates no more often than every one to two months, so 0.10.0 is released on GitHub and R-universe only. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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nomologR has published a companion article: From content review to empirical screening, merged as nomologR#112, closing nomologR#60. It runs the empirical stage of the joint walkthrough on this package's walkthrough responses, and links back to
vignette("one-item-set-both-stages"). This PR links the walkthrough to it. It's the follow-up I said I'd bring once the article was live. No code and no computed value changes.The vignette
nomo_demo_walkthrough_itemsandnomo_demo_walkthrough, with the generating script. The sentence that nomologR's screening numbers differ from these now applies only to its guided workflow, which simulates its own responses.Checked
nomo_demo_walkthrough, and links to our walkthrough.walkthrough_items.csv(0dcd257),walkthrough_responses.csv(c61b39a), andbuild-walkthrough-data.R(fedbf73). nomologR's shipped handoff is our 0.7.0 walkthrough-sort file, byte for byte.Verification
tools/release-gate.Ron this PR's head (79bcd55), run in a detached worktree: build, smoke, and check all pass. R CMD check: 0 errors, 0 warnings, and only the two expected notes (New submission; math rendering skipped without V8).🤖 Generated with Claude Code