clean | R Documentation |
Clean up a project and its associated R libraries.
clean(project = NULL, ..., actions = NULL, prompt = interactive())
project |
The project directory. If |
... |
Unused arguments, reserved for future expansion. If any arguments
are matched to |
actions |
The set of clean actions to take. See the documentation in Actions for a list of available actions, and the default actions taken when no actions are supplied. |
prompt |
Boolean; prompt the user before taking any action? For backwards
compatibility, |
The project directory, invisibly. Note that this function is normally called for its side effects.
The following clean actions are available:
package.locks
During package installation, R will create package locks in the
library path, typically named 00LOCK-<package>
. On occasion, if package
installation fails or R is terminated while installing a package, these
locks can be left behind and will inhibit future attempts to reinstall
that package. Use this action to remove such left-over package locks.
library.tempdirs
During package installation, R may create temporary directories with
names of the form file\w{12}
, and on occasion those files can be
left behind even after they are no longer in use. Use this action to
remove such left-over directories.
system.library
In general, it is recommended that only packages distributed with R
are installed into the default library (the library path referred to
by .Library
). Use this action to remove any user-installed packages
that have been installed to the system library.
Because this action is destructive, it is by default never run – it must be explicitly requested by the user.
unused.packages
Remove packages that are installed in the project library, but no longer appear to be used in the project sources.
Because this action is destructive, it is by default only run in interactive sessions when prompting is enabled.
## Not run:
# clean the current project
renv::clean()
## End(Not run)
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