Baixar rig 0.10.0 per a Windows

Web site
- rig has a new documentation website at https://rig.r-lib.org/,
including a full CLI reference and a guide to admin vs. user mode.
User mode
- rig now supports a user mode on all platforms, in addition to the
default admin mode. In user mode rig installs everything into the user's
home directory and never needs sudo or administrator privileges. R goes
into ~/.local/share/rig/r (%APPDATA%\rig\data\r on Windows) and quick
links into ~/.local/bin (%USERPROFILE%\.local\bin on Windows). Select
the mode with the --user / --admin global flags, the RIG_MODE
environment variable, or the mode key in the rig config file. The new
rig system user-mode command switches an existing admin-mode setup to
user mode.
- On Linux, rig can now install portable R builds, for glibc- and
musl-based Linux distros. If there is no distro-specific build for your
platform, rig falls back to a portable build automatically.
R package management
- New rig pkg subcommand to query and manage R packages. Two subcommands
from rig repos moved to rig pkg: rig pkg available and
rig pkg info. rig pkg deps lists the packages a package needs, in a
table, and rig pkg tree shows the same dependencies as a tree.
rig pkg list lists the packages installed in a library,
rig pkg remove deletes packages from a library, and
rig pkg install installs packages, and their dependencies, into a
library.
Projects
- New and redesigned rig proj commands to manage isolated R projects and
virtual environments: rig proj init, rig proj import, rig proj add,
rig proj remove, rig proj lock, rig proj sync, rig proj status.
- New rig proj tree shows the dependency closure of a project as a tree.
- rig run now uses the project environment, if you call it in a project
directory: it starts .rvenv/bin/R, with the project's package library
and the R version the project's lock file names, and it syncs the project
first if the environment is missing or out of date. Use --no-project
(or --r-version) to run the default R version instead.
- rig run <name> now runs a script the project declares in a [[bin]]
table of its rproj.toml, passing the remaining arguments on to the
script. rig run --list lists the declared scripts.
- rig proj sync can now centralize project package libraries outside the
project directory: set the RIG_PROJ_LIBRARY_ROOT environment variable or
the proj-library-root config key to a root directory, and each project
gets its own library under it, keyed by project name and location. A
compatibility symlink is left at the project's usual .rvenv/lib.
rig system dirs --library-root reports the effective root (#372).
Windows specific
- Windows builds of rig are now signed, thanks to the SignPath Foundation,
https://signpath.org/.
- On Windows rig now creates .exe shims instead of bat shims.
With .exe shims it is easier to pass command line arguments to
R and Rscript. In particular, Rscript -e <code> now works if
<code> has line breaks. Call rig system make-links to create all
.exe shims and remove the .bat shims. If you hardcoded shims with
a .bat extension, change them to .exe or remove the extension
completely (#362).
- New rig system fix-r-alias subcommand.
- rig rtools is now a top-level command (it used to be rig system rtools).
- On Windows, R CMD config now works without manually putting Rtools on
the PATH. So do R CMD sh, R CMD make and rig run --cmd config.
macOS specific
- rig sysreqs has been removed. It did not reliably set up a working
Fortran toolchain (#262). Install gfortran from
https://mac.r-project.org/tools instead.
Other new features
- rig add no longer reinstalls a version that is already installed,
except for R-devel and R-next. Use --reinstall for force a re-install
(#293).
- rig add can now install the R version an renv.lock file requires,
e.g. rig add renv.lock or rig add path/to/renv.lock (#294).
- New rig system blas commands, to check and switch which BLAS/LAPACK
library an installed R version uses on macOS, e.g. to switch to Apple's
faster Accelerate/vecLib BLAS (#212).
- New rig self update to update rig, new rig self uninstall to remove
rig, if it was installed via the install script.
- New rig cache command to inspect and manage rig's download and build
caches. rig now reflinks or hardlinks packages from the cache when
possible, instead of copying them, to save disk space and time.
- New rig ppm command queries Posit Package Manager. New
rig ppm build-log shows the build log of a package on Posit Package Manager.
- New rig repos status checks the configured package repositories.
- New rig system fix-aliases to update R-release, R-oldrel etc.
aliases (#234).
- rig library add, rig library default, rig library list and
rig library rm have a new --r-version (-r) option, to operate on
the libraries of an R version other than the default one.
- New rig system dirs command to show the directories rig uses. With
--r, --binary, --data, --cache, --download, --log, --rtools
(Windows only) or --fonts (Linux only) it prints a single path, for use
in scripts.
- New rig config command to manage the rig configuration file.
- rig run --cmd <command> [args...] now runs R CMD <command> [args...]
with the selected R version.
- rig run -- <flags> now passes raw arguments straight to the R process,
e.g. rig run -- --vanilla or rig run -e '1+1' -- --vanilla (#249).
- Plain rig run (i.e. without -e/-f/an app/--cmd) now defaults to
--no-save --no-restore, so it no longer shows the "Save workspace
image?" prompt on exit. Use rig run -- --save --restore to get the old
behavior back (#249).
Other changes
- rig add --without-p3m works correctly again (#369).
- macOS user mode: rig default now sets the default R version correctly
for newer RStudio versions. Also, rig system allow-debugger-rstudio
now works for newer RStudio versions.
- rig now uses a user-dependent download directory, to avoid interference
between users.
- rig now does not edit the shell startup files in admin mode,
like rig 0.8.1 did on macOS. rig now only does this in user mode.
- rig repos available now prints a compact table. New
rig repos available <name> shows complete information about a single
repository.
- rig system setup-user-lib (and its create-lib alias) now works again.
- rig rstudio --config-path is now implemented on Linux and macOS.
- rig now warns instead of failing when it encounters a broken R
installation (#346).