RStudio
https://github.com/rstudio/rstudio
RStudio is a set of integrated tools designed to help you be more productive
with R.
It includes a console, syntax-highlighting editor that supports direct code
execution, and a variety of robust tools for plotting, viewing history,
debugging and managing your workspace.
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| 0001-Unbundle-mathjax-and-pandoc.patch | 0000001545 1.51 KB | |
| 0002-Don-t-install-pandoc-and-mathjax.patch | 0000002827 2.76 KB | |
| 0003-Fix-rstudio-exec-path.patch | 0000000848 848 Bytes | |
| 0004-Add-additional-includes-for-aarch64.patch | 0000001096 1.07 KB | |
| 0005-Use-system-hunspell.patch | 0000001637 1.6 KB | |
| 0006-Fix-libclang-usage.patch | 0000002064 2.02 KB | |
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| _constraints | 0000000293 293 Bytes | |
| _link | 0000000124 124 Bytes | |
| core-dictionaries.zip | 0000876339 856 KB | |
| fix-boost-1.66-build.patch | 0000001691 1.65 KB | |
| fix-boost-1.85-build.patch | 0000000462 462 Bytes | |
| nodejs-bundler.sh | 0000001500 1.46 KB | |
| old-boost.patch | 0000000595 595 Bytes | |
| remove-panmirror.patch | 0000005275 5.15 KB | |
| respect-system-yaml-cpp.patch | 0000000535 535 Bytes | |
| rstudio-rpmlintrc | 0000000307 307 Bytes | |
| rstudio-server-user.conf | 0000000112 112 Bytes | |
| rstudio.changes | 0000025033 24.4 KB | |
| rstudio.spec | 0000022261 21.7 KB | |
| skip-osrelease.patch | 0000000468 468 Bytes | |
| unbundle-fmt.patch | 0000000590 590 Bytes | |
| v2024.04.0+735.tar.gz | 0272412117 260 MB |
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Hi! I just installed this package in 15.2 and see that Rstudio 1.3 is not available.
Would you mind on update this package, please?
Best.
Sorry, but that is not possible. Leap 15.2 still has Boost 1.66 and RStudio 1.3 requires at least Boost 1.69. Unfortunately we cannot update Boost in Leap that easily and even less so, now that it is released.
FYI, we (actually @adamm did) figured out that you can build rstudio with older boost versions just fine. So now the Leap 15.2 build is back.
That's great news! Thanks @adamm
Build error with boost 1.74 in Factory reported at https://github.com/rstudio/rstudio/issues/7706
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I know, but unfortunately cherry picking that pull request resulted in a non-trivial amount of conflicts :-(
If you feel like going through with backporting it, you are most certainly welcome and can submit a pull request to https://github.com/dcermak/rstudio/tree/opensuse_patches. But I'm afraid I don't have the time for that.
It seems the current version does not support quarto as literate programming format. At least the menu point is missing. The original from rstudio.com, same version number ,does support it.
Our package build includes -DQUARTO_ENABLED:BOOL=FALSE so that's expected.
Hmm, ok :-), but why? Quarto is an important aspect of the recent rstudio releases. I use it in my lectures and now have to use binaries from rstudio. Are there problems with quarto for OBS?
@dsteuer, I too was wondering the same and found the following issue comment that may provide some information: https://github.com/rstudio/rstudio/issues/12609#issuecomment-1405380270
It applies to Fedora but I suspect Quarto was disabled here for the same reasons. I hope the solution described in https://github.com/rstudio/rstudio/issues/12609#issuecomment-1405563577 will see the light of day at some point.
Sorry, saw this just now. You're right. The CMake option disabling Quarto was added by myself in sr#1076732, but we started excluding it when it was optional in sr#1029717. I looked into the dependency tree, and it seemed much more than I was willing to handle. This isn't a problem for upstream, because they can fetch dependencies from all over the internet. But here it's not going to happen unless someone is willing to invest the time to package all that stuff. For my part, updating RStudio without Quarto is already enough work.