Hello everybody, is there a possibility to install and use multiple versions of a R library at the same time? A few words regarding the background of this question: If I change functions of an already developed package, I have to verify complex functions in a lot of R applications. So it would be useful to use different versions of a function/library and switch to the newer function/library application by application to avoid crashes. I know that the library function has an argument "version", but finally I don't know how to install and use different versions at the same time. Any ideas and hints are appreciated - thank you in advance! Kind regards, Lutz Lutz Thieme Product Engineering AMD Saxony Limited Liability Company & Co. KG M/S E22-PE, Wilschdorfer Landstr. 101 D-01109 Dresden, Gemany phone: + 49-351-277 - 4269 fax: + 49-351-277-9-4269
How to use multiple versions of a R library?
2 messages · lutz.thieme@amd.com, Uwe Ligges
lutz.thieme at amd.com wrote:
Hello everybody, is there a possibility to install and use multiple versions of a R library at the same time? A few words regarding the background of this question: If I change functions of an already developed package, I have to verify complex functions in a lot of R applications. So it would be useful to use different versions of a function/library and switch to the newer function/library application by application to avoid crashes. I know that the library function has an argument "version", but finally I don't know how to install and use different versions at the same time. Any ideas and hints are appreciated - thank you in advance!
R CMD INSTALL --help
tells us to use the option
--with-package-versions
allow for multiple versions of the same package
when installing the packages.
Uwe Ligges
Kind regards, Lutz Lutz Thieme Product Engineering AMD Saxony Limited Liability Company & Co. KG M/S E22-PE, Wilschdorfer Landstr. 101 D-01109 Dresden, Gemany phone: + 49-351-277 - 4269 fax: + 49-351-277-9-4269
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