#Rstat
I want to build an r package. Is it acceptable to include data with a cc by-sa 4.0 license?
Lizentzia kontua. R-rako paketeak izan ditzake barruan cc by-sa 4.0 lizentziadun datuak🤔?
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#Rstat
I want to build an r package. Is it acceptable to include data with a cc by-sa 4.0 license?
Lizentzia kontua. R-rako paketeak izan ditzake barruan cc by-sa 4.0 lizentziadun datuak🤔?
Lizentzien kontua sekula ez dot ondo aittu
Quand on fait de l'analyse de données, on manipule de nombreux fichiers que l'on nomme parfois avec notre bon sens. Mais le bon sens à ses limites. Cette présentation propose une norme intéressante pour nommer les fichiers :
@albersonomiranda and I are baffled as to what is causing these **identical** download spikes in our (entirely unrelated packages).
#rstat folk have any idea whats going on?
I checked other packages that use extendr and it doesn't seem to be related to that....
I just read that: "It looks like a major update to {ggplot2} is coming (version 4.0.0), where Posit is switching the internals from S3 to S7. This will break many reverse dependencies of {ggplot2} " https://www.r-bloggers.com/2025/06/ggplot2-4-0-0-is-coming-and-why-ultimately-its-on-you-to-ensure-your-environments-are-reproducible/
So far I only found these comments in the repo of how many reverse dependecies are broken (https://github.com/tidyverse/ggplot2/blob/main/revdep/README.md) but no timeline. Does anyone know more?
When would the changes take place? Would be good to know to adapt my own code...
#rstat #rstats #ggplot2
It looks like a major update to {ggplot2} is coming (version 4.0.0), where Posit is switching the internals from S3 to S7. This will break many reverse dependencies of {ggplot2} (a reverse dependency is a package that depends on {ggplot2})...