R-universe vs GitHub #302
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It is not really either-or: r-universe is built on top of git(hub) to provide R specific services and infrastructure. For most R packages in R-universe, the source code is continuously updated from an upstream github repository, and then from there we build and deploy all the things to r-universe. To get a package on r-universe, you first need to put it on GitHub or another Git server. |
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Thank you for the explanation! |
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This R-universe project seems like a very cool project that I am looking into. Since this is branded as a "personal package repository", I was wondering what the difference is between this and GitHub, where we can just publish R packages free-for-all.
I'm hoping to get opinions of people who are on R-universe and what they found the difference is with GitHub.
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