Plans to make rClr compatible with R4.0?

[UnclAlDeveloper]

What are the current plans to look into upgrading rClr to be compatible with R4.0, and any sort of timeline?. I understand it would be a bit early to know, but just any sort of basic guidelines of what to expect?

Thanks

[jmp75]

@UnclAlDeveloper I have not yet assessed personally the impact, if any, of changes in R 4.0. I see in rdotnet/rdotnet#123 there seems to be relatively minimal impact on R.NET so at a guess rClr on windows should note have major hurdles for a downloadable zip package for 4.0.

[pete-thompson]

It wasn't 100% trivial, but I've created a pull request including the changes I had to make to build against R 4.0

[PavelBal]

Amazing, will try it out!

[NVargP]

Hello, it seems the PR was merged 20Aug2020 but the latest release 0.83 is from 9May2019 so there is no binary release with support for R4.0 yet. Could you please make a new release with support for R4.0? Thank you.

[totalgit74]

It wasn't 100% trivial, but I've created a pull request including the changes I had to make to build against R 4.0

I know this is a little off topic @pete-thompson but would you be able to indicate how you went about setting up the build environment and how you built the package? Whenever I have tried this in the past I have been unable to get it to work.

[PavelBal]

https://github.com/Open-Systems-Pharmacology/rClr

It should be possible to build this branch under R4.

[pete-thompson]

To be honest, I can’t remember the details of how I set up the development environment. I remember that I used Visual Studio Code with DotNet core and that I had to adjust a few files to get it to build - I think I included those changes in the pull request? Cheers Pete

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