Closed grantmcdermott closed 5 months ago
I believe r-multiverse is still in the testing phase. See also pola-rs/r-polars#888.
Hi @grantmcdermott, as @eitsupi said, it seems they're still building and testing the infrastructure so it's not the preferred way for now.
Sidenote: I saw your repo on polars + duckdb and I'm wondering if you'll include some tidypolars
code since you also present duckplyr
. I think most dplyr
/ tidyr
functions that apply on a dataframe are now covered (some arguments might be missing in some of them), and the next steps are to improve coverage for more vector functions. I use a relatively limited set of functions in my work so having info on what people use the most would be helpful :)
In fact I would like to see r-multiverse become widely available and not bother with CRAN as I find it quite a pain to use Rust on CRAN, but I don't think it's the right time yet. (We have the double burden of stagnation of rustc on Debian and Fedora on CRAN)
Sidenote: I saw your repo on polars + duckdb and I'm wondering if you'll include some tidypolars code since you also present duckplyr.
Yup, just adding it now! I meant to do so earlier, but have been absolutely snowed at work. Thank goodness, I got the bulk of the workshop materials done over the weekend.
Will be giving a shout-out to both of you ;-)
Thanks for the clarification on r-multiverse.
Hey @etiennebacher,
I noticed that both
tidypolars
andr-polars
are available on the new r-multiverse repo. Is this now the canonical source for installing both packages together? Or, should we just see this as potentially convenient duplication beyond your own r-universe builds?Thanks