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- Ben Straub (GSK)
- Gabriel Krotkov
- HyeSoo Cho (FDA)
- Jayant
- Jim Rothstein
- Joel Laxamana (Roche/Genentech)
- Ning Leng (Roche/Genentech)
- Phanikumar Tata (Syneos Health)
- Robert Devine (Johnson & Johnson)
- Sam Parmar (Pfizer)
- Sasi Palanisamy
Pilot 5 Update
- Team is working on the ADRG for Pilot 5
- Aiming for a transfer to FDA reviewers near the end of August
- Goal is to have ADRG wrapped up by middle of August
- The team is going to adopt an approach from J&J for setting paths to relevant data directories and R files at the start of execution
- Meeting minutes https://github.com/RConsortium/submissions-wg/discussions/150
ECTD File type feedback
- Link to issue https://github.com/RConsortium/submissions-wg/discussions/150
- Unique to R, many programmers write R scripts with the
.R
extension - eCTD transfer portal automatically renames any files with a capital letter are converted to lower-case
- Package structures tend to have many file types, it may not be sustainable to try and list all of the different possible files
- FDA does hope to have the zip archive’s file types be listed in the acceptable file list
- In light of resources available, it could be advantageous to prune the list to the essential types and moving the “nice to have” file types could be a subsequent update
- Certain file types such as
DESCRIPTION
,NAMESPACE
LICENCE
are actually plain-text files, but they need to be named as they are in order for an R package to be compiled correctly as a ZIP installer - Next steps: FDA will have internal discussion to propose the essential file types
- Next step: Ensure that the proposed file types also include recommended use cases that could inform the updated ECTD guidance document