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Add information about R version support #295
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How many major releases back should we support?
So 3.6 doesn't feel that far back to me. In effectsize I do test on 3.5 without a problem, using |
You mean minor, right? (As in I would say four; i.e., |
Agree that 3.6 (two versions older than r-oldrel) is a good back-support line |
@strengejacke WDYT? |
Yeah, I agree. Back to 3.6 should be enough. |
Maybe we probably shouldn't make this change to insight, as some wider used packages that import insight still support R 3.5? |
See my response here. |
Similar to:
https://www.tidyverse.org/blog/2019/04/r-version-support/
This should go into developer-facing vignette.
More importantly, we should test all supported R versions on GHA to ensure that we actually support these R versions. Currently, we don't do this. We support
R >= 3.5
, by test only untilR >= 3.6
to avoid the headache of dealing with missing R packages on this older version.P.S. TBH, given that
R 3.6.0
was released almost 2.5 years ago (2019-04-26), I wouldn't mind bumping the minimum needed R version to3.6
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