Package 'PEcAn.all'

Dates, tags, and versions of all PEcAn releases

Description

Dates, tags, and versions of all PEcAn releases

Usage

pecan_releases

Format

Data frame with 3 columns

tag

name used to mark the release

date

date released

version

numeric version assigned to this release

Source

Extracted from Git tags in the PEcAn development repository

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Report installed PEcAn version

Description

Reports the currently installed or loaded version(s) of each PEcAn package, as well as the versions expected by the specified release(s) of the PEcAn system.

Usage

pecan_version(version = max(PEcAn.all::pecan_releases$version), exact = FALSE)

Arguments

version	PEcAn release number to use for expected package versions
exact	Show only tags that exactly match version, or all tags that have it as a substring?

Details

When exact = FALSE (the default), pecan_version will show all releases whose names contain version as a substring. This is mostly so that e.g. "1.4.2" finds the release tag "v1.4.2", but since all matches are returned it can also be handy for seeing all patches sharing a minor version number (see examples).

If more than one version of a package is installed, the output from pecan_version() will contain multiple rows for that package. This can occur if you have installed different versions to different locations in .libPaths(), or if you've loaded a new version into your current session by loading it from its source directory without installing it to the R library. If you see multiple rows unexpectedly, try ⁠find.package(<pkgname>, verbose = TRUE)⁠ to see where each version was found.

Value

data frame with columns for package name, expected version(s), and installed version. If the sessioninfo package is installed, a fourth column reports where each package was installed from: local, github, CRAN, etc.

Examples

pecan_version()
pecan_version(c("1.4.0", "1.5.0", "1.6.0"))

# multiple matches are possible when exact = FALSE
pecan_version("v1.3", exact = TRUE)
pecan_version("v1.3", exact = FALSE)

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Versions of all PEcAn packages in each release of PEcAn

Description

Versions of all PEcAn packages in each release of PEcAn

Usage

pecan_version_history

Format

Data frame with at least 33 columns (plus one more every release!)

package

Package name, as character

v1.0, ..., v1.7.2, ....

Release numbers, each with the Git tag as the column name and numeric package versions as the row contents. NA means package did not exist in this version of PEcAn.

Source

Extracted from Git history of the PEcAn development repository

See Also

pecan_version, which queries this table and also reports the versions currently installed

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