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languageserver depends on a number of other R packages, I take a quick look at their minimum required R version, and it looks like some of them requires R>=3.4.0.
However, languageserver does not require all these dependencies to be the latest CRAN release. So the actually required minimal R version is the maximum of all dependencies with minimum required version, which is a bit tricky to find out.
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Thanks for checking out. So, this means I can checkout dependencies one by one and hopefully find out?
But it seems that in the DESCRIPTION file, the depended and imports section each have minimum version number required (>=)?
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If we only specify the actually required minimal version of each dependency, i.e. using a lower version will definitely fail, then we could probably minimize the required R version.
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Related Issues (20)
- Provide signature help on openening bracket HOT 1
- Optimizing the R code parsing
- Support dir-nested R packages (monorepo support)
- Langaugeserver only works in the terminal but not in the script HOT 2
- Handle multi workspace folders HOT 3
- Autocomplete does not work for all R files HOT 4
- Formatting Jupyter Notebooks adds a newline at the end of every cell
- Support for path completions
- Availability of `formatOnType` in quarto
- Roxygen comments soft linebreaks aren't ignored in languageserver hover hints
- Reference support for S4 methods
- No documentSymbol response for Rmarkdown file with helix editor HOT 1
- Variable duplication, one from workspace, another from session
- Autocompletion Bugs in vscode rmd-files
- "glue" function semantic for the expressions inside {}
- spawn: bash failed with exit code 127 and signal 0. HOT 1
- callback error in Neovim: “attempt to compare string with number” HOT 1
- Completion dataframe variable/columns HOT 3
- Neovim lspinstall r-languageserver installation not using .Rprofile CRAN mirror address?
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