Releases · tidyverse/tidyverse

lubridate is now a member of the core tidyverse (#157)!
tidyverse now installs ragg (#310).
Loading the tidyverse now advertises library(conflicted) 8000 because it
resolves many conflict problems and silences tidyverse's automated report
(#218).
tidyverse_sitrep() correctly displays installed package versions and
highlights development versions of pacakges (#222).

tidyverse now installs dtplyr (#216), googledrive, and googlesheets4 (#229).
All packages have been bumped to their latest versions.
License changed to MIT (#235).

@dchiu911

The tidyverse now has an associated paper at the Journal of Open Source Software that you can use to cite the tidyverse if you use it in a paper - see citation("tidyverse") for details.
Eliminate repeats in the package list when loading an odd number of
packages (#94, #100, @dchiu911)
Packages attached from same library they were initially loaded from
(#171, @gabrocsardi)
If conflicted package is loaded, omit display of conflicts.
This includes fix to tidyverse_conflicts() to avoid accidentally
triggering conflited shims (#136).
tidyverse_deps() now succeeds even if a dependency of a depedency
is missing (#152, @PoGibas). It no longer includes dependencies that
are needed by the tidyverse package but are not strictly part of the
tidyverse (i.e. cli, crayon, and rstudioapi).
tidyverse_deps() and tidyverse_update() gain a new repos argument
that gets passed to the base function available.packages() (@zkamvar, #82)
tidyverse_packages() corrently returns packages names (#93, #106, @coatless)
tidyverse_sitrep() gives you a situtation report on your install of
the tidyverse (#203)

Changes to tidyverse membership

stringr and forcats are now part of the core tidyverse, so they are
attached when you library(tidyverse).
reprex joins the tidyverse to make it easier to create reproducible
examples (#47)

On attach, tidyverse now makes better use of the horizontal space,
printing packages and versions in two columns (#59). It only prints
packages that it attaches, not packages that you've already attached.
Development versions are highlighted in red.

You can now suppress this startup message by setting
options(tidyverse.quiet = TRUE)
tidyverse_conflicts() now prints all conflicts that involve at least
one tidyverse package; Previously it only omitted any intra-tidyverse
conflicts (#26). I've also tweaked the display of conflicts to hopefully
make it more clear which function is the "winner".
tidyverse_update() now just gives you the code you need to update the
packges, since in general it's not possible to update packages that are
already loaded.
feather is now actually in suggests.

Moved feather from Imports to Suggests - feather is part of the tidyverse
but it's installation requirements (C++11 + little-endian) make it painful
in many scenarios (#36).

Added a NEWS.md file to track changes to the package.
Membership changes:
- Removed DBI (since very different API, #16)
- Added feather (#15)
tidyverse_deps() and tidyverse_packages() are now exported so you can
more easily see the make up of the tidyverse, and what package versions
you have (#18, #23)
suppressPackageStartupMessages() now suppresses all messages during
loading (#19). suppressPackageStartupMessages() is called automatically
for all tidyverse packages (#27).

Initial release