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devtools::bootstrap() #592
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I don't how fast the RStudio server picks up the stuff, but maybe it is better to parse http://cran.r-project.org/. If a couple of hours after a release matter. |
@gaborcsardi can you please remind me of your package that checks R is up-to-date? |
@gaborcsardi (I mean that returns the released version of R) |
@gaborcsardi oh it's rversions - I was looking under your person github instead of metacran. |
@hadley Yes, it is also on CRAN now: http://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/rversions/index.html This queries the SVN, so it is not super fast. I also have a web service, which just serves static data in JSON, it is updated after each R release: |
Is there a reason you don't use that in rversions? I don't care much about speed for this usage - I'd rather have something that's likely to keep working for a few years. |
You mean for not using my web service in the R package? The R package was before and it is used to update the web service. I made the web service after, because I needed the current version without R, in https://github.com/metacran/r-builder, to check which version of R to install. But I could use the web service in the R package by default, obviously. I am not sure if that's better or not. |
@gaborcsardi ah, makes sense. |
It is actually pretty slow (1s vs ~0s), so I think I might change it to use the web service by default. |
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Need some way to help people make sure they're up to date
Need to deal with windows issues.
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