Closed dselivanov closed 3 years ago
In practice it seems R users rarely if ever update recommended packages manually, instead relying on whatever version of recommended package is installed when they install R. A workaround you could use would be to increase the R version requirement of your package.
I think one argument against checking the recommended packages in remotes is often they are installed in the system package library which users may not have access to.
Is there a strong reason to not check "recommended" packages for updates?
I have an issue with that - my pkg depends on Matrix pkg which is recommended. However it depends on recent Matrix >= 1.3 while most recent R 4.0.3 contains Matrix 1.2.*.