Announcing Posit Package Manager
summary
Posit Package Manager is an on‑premise commercial product that creates a central repository for CRAN, Git-hosted internal packages, and curated subsets, recording transactional repository IDs so teams can time travel to a repository snapshot and reinstall exact package sets. It turns Git commits into installable R packages, exposes package-level and repo-level history, shows download and license metrics, plans Linux binaries later in 2019, and notes real projects with 112 package dependencies; free licenses are available for teaching.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:26Outline
- 1:15Package Challenges
- 2:16Package Failures
- 3:32The Problem
- 5:37The Role
- 6:27The Analogy
- 9:12Demo
- 16:15Summary
- 16:41Whats Next
- 17:25Challenge
- 18:58Questions
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