Skip to content

rsconnect 1.0.2
Compare
Choose a tag to compare
@aronatkins aronatkins released this 17 Aug 15:53
v1.0.2
58e35b1
This commit was created on github.com and signed with GitHub’s verified signature. The key has expired.
GPG key ID: 4AEE18F83AFDEB23
Expired
Learn about vigilant mode.

  • Fixed redeployments to shinyapps.io where appName is provided, but no local
    record of the deployment exists. (#932)

  • deployApp() and writeManifest() now error if your library and renv.lock
    are out-of-sync. Previously it always used what was defined in the renv.lock
    but that was (a) slow and (b) could lead to different results than what you
    see when running locally (#930).

  • Deploying from an renv project includes the renv.lock in the bundle. A
    manifest created for an renv project references the renv.lock in the
    manifest.json. (#926)

  • Use the environment variable RSCONNECT_PACKRAT to analyze dependencies
    using packrat, as was done prior to rsconnect-1.0.0. Use of the
    rsconnect.packrat option is discouraged, as it is not effective when using
    push-button deployment in the RStudio IDE. (#935)

  • The renv.lock is ignored when the RSCONNECT_PACKRAT environment variable
    or the rsconnect.packrat option is set. (#936)

  • The content type is inferred by analyzing the set of top-level files. (#942)

  • deployApp() and writeManifest() accept an optional appMode argument.
    Provide this argument if your project includes auxiliary files which mislead
    the existing appMode inference. For example, if an HTML project includes
    a downloadable Shiny app.R, that content will be assumed to be a Shiny
    application even if that application is not meant to be run. (#948)

  • appDependencies() accepts an appFileManifest argument as an alternate
    way of providing the target set of files.

Assets 2
Loading