NEWS.md

In PredictiveEcology/SpaDES.install: Helper Utilities For SpaDES Package Dependency Installation

Known issues: https://github.com/PredictiveEcology/SpaDES.install/issues

version 0.0.9

• update list of source packages
• new function: sourcePkgs() which can be updated easily by user.

version 0.0.8

• experimental restart R session if it is Rstudio if packages are loaded that need updating.
• bugfix makeSureAllPackagesInstalled missed some recursive dependencies. Now fixed.
• bugfix getModule was errored if module version number of a module was requested, but it wasn't already locally installed

version 0.0.7

• installSourcePackages is now "rerun proof", unlike previous version of installSourcePackages, as it uses Require internally

version 0.0.6

• remove SpaDES.core and reproducible from Suggests
• new function: packagesInModules that will identify all packages in modules without needing to load SpaDES.core
• new function: installSourcePackages. When source is required, this will force them. NOTE: the dependencies of these will not necessarily be source, unless they are specified.
• tweaks to installSpatialPackages and installSpaDES to deal with more edge cases
• Assume PredictiveEcology account when not specified in using getModule
• update documentation
• better interactivity when no updates/installs necessary
• getModule is now vectorized (on ...)
• getModule can now provide module names with minimum version number e.g., Biomass_core (>= 1.3.5)

bugfixes

• makeSureAllPackagesInstalled no longer fails when a module has no entry on reqdPkgs, identified by @achubaty and confirmed by @chrismallon
• getModule correctly tries main then master branch, if none specified

version 0.0.5

• Load spatial packages
• Edge cases when some packages already installed but not with latest version

version 0.0.4

• A new package, aiming to aid installing and updating the SpaDES ecosystem of packages and the reqdPkgs of SpaDES modules in a project

PredictiveEcology/SpaDES.install documentation built on March 10, 2023, 1:19 p.m.