Closed bquast closed 1 year ago
The CRAN version is outdated, I am not sure it is even useful to install it from CRAN. It seems using r-universe would be much more preferrable.
I see, but going forward, wouldn't it be good to have a stable on CRAN and a dev on GitHub?
I think this is a very important package, a reasonable recent, stable version on CRAN is important right?
If it helps I can contribute to maintaining.
There are reasons beyond our reach for the lack of an updated CRAN version.
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I see, but going forward, wouldn't it be good to have a stable on CRAN and a dev on GitHub?
I think this is a very important package, a reasonable recent, stable version on CRAN is important right?
If it helps I can contribute to maintaining.
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If it helps I can contribute to maintaining.
We welcome contributions and fresh ideas!
CRAN situation is difficult. While we can push {rextendr}
(there is a 0.3.0 release planned), CRAN is hostile towards extendr
-consuming packages, or any packages using Rust, and we have not found a good way of dealing with it so far.
Just in case you don't notice, since the README is generated from .Rmd, we have to edit and render this one.
That's a shame about the hostility, I would argue that with PETs becoming prominent, a safe language like Rust is also relevant to the R ecosystem.
Have you asked Dirk Eidelbuettel of Rcpp? maybe he could offer advice?
Yes, sorry about the Rmd, I did notice, and then I forgot. But it also seems atm maybe a change is not needed yet.
Let's close this for now since we have not arrived at a decision which way to go -- full CRAN or full R Universe
Could you consider a new CRAN release? With modification by #233, packages using the rextendr template would be accepted by CRAN. prqlr on CRAN uses the template from #233 and there are no other hacks.
(I have also added LICENSE.note #236, but I am not sure if this is a requirement.)
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