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Disclosure: I work at RStudio Took a quick look at the docs. If you're looking for dependency management there's renv[1] and you can (obviously) use git for so
by syrahshiraz 7y ago
Disclosure: I work at RStudio
Took a quick look at the docs. If you're looking for dependency management there's renv[1] and you can (obviously) use git for source control. If you actually have enterprise use cases for library curation or air-gapped deployments, you can check out RStudio Package Manager[2]. Among other things, it provides precompiled binaries for packages, which Rsuite doesn't improve on, per docs[3]:
> Now you are ready to install dependencies. Beware that it will take a lot of time because of compilation. You install dependencies with the following command:
[1]: https://github.com/rstudio/renv https://github.com/rstudio/renv
[2]: https://rstudio.com/products/package-manager/ https://rstudio.com/products/package-manager/
[3]: https://rsuite.io/RSuite_Tutorial.php?article=rsuite_binary_linux_packages.md#install-dependencies-long https://rsuite.io/RSuite_Tutorial.php?article=rsuite_binary_...
- wjak 7y agoRsuite has supported binary pkgs about a year before rstudio. You have not read docs to the end. Rsuite has been used for enterprise. It works great. And it is open-source. Moreover it brings proper definition of R project which rstudio still is missing.