The latest version of renv now supports restoring packages that were installed from r-universe. In this post we explain how this works, and why it has to work this way.

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• tech notes
• reproducibility
• renv

Funding for new rOpenSci community champions program for historically excluded groups

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• cscce
• diversity
• belonging

Thank you for another amazing year at rOpenSci

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Community call on Enhancing Software Peer Review with GitHub Automation, help wanted issues, new packages and package news

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A major difference between r-universe and static repositories like CRAN and BioConductor is continuous deployment: packages in r-universe are continuously built in CI and immediately deployed to our package server. This package server stores binaries and metadata in a database, which enables us to dynamically query and expose all the package data through APIs, dashboards, feeds, etc. Based on some suggestions from twitter users, we have added support for RSS feeds of package updates

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• rss
• feeds
• tech notes