The one thing the code cannot observe, and the one thing worth knowing later:
that a prepared batch was pasted, by whom it was run and where its result can
be seen. QuickStatements gives every run a batch URL; that is what belongs
here.
Usage
quickstatements_submitted(
batch,
url = NA_character_,
note = NA_character_,
file = NULL
)
Arguments
- batch
the batch name given to [quickstatements_write()]
- url
the QuickStatements batch URL, if there is one
- note
anything worth recording, e.g. which commands failed
- file
the log path, or `NULL` to use the option
Value
the log entry, invisibly
Details
Recording a batch also retires the `.qs` file it was pasted from, renaming it
with a `.submitted` suffix so that a later run cannot paste the same creates
a second time.
Examples
if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
quickstatements_submitted("certificates-2026-09", url = "https://...batch/12345")
} # }