pak
Fast, parallel R package installer that resolves dependencies automatically
pak's roadmap is written by enterprise R deployments and Posit Package Manager.
◆Recent moves
- 21d ago
pak 0.11.1 restores installs from GitHub releases and PRs
Restores installation from GitHub releases and pull requests, a regression that would have blocked common development workflows, and further improves handling when a repository serves a source package instead of the requested binary.
View source ↗ - 28d ago
pak 0.11.0 auto-detects R packages in repo subdirectories
GitHub remotes auto-detect an R package in a well-known subdirectory when the repository root has no DESCRIPTION, making multi-language repos installable without specifying subdir. The configure_args and configure_vars options also close a compatibility gap with install.packages().
View source ↗ - 2mo ago
pak 0.10.0 supports Posit Package Manager single sign-on
Adds single sign-on authentication for Posit Package Manager. A one-line changelog that removes a real adoption blocker for organisations where SSO is the only sanctioned path to an internal repository.
View source ↗ - 3mo ago
pak 0.9.5 fixes vector library paths in lockfile_create()
Fixes vector-valued library paths in lockfile_create() and improves PPM binary handling on private instances. Narrow corrections within the enterprise path.
View source ↗ - 3mo ago
pak 0.9.4 restores support for custom HTTPS certificates
Custom HTTPS certificates work again — a regression fix that matters exactly to the corporate environments the rest of this release series targets.
View source ↗ - 4mo ago
pak 0.9.3 makes disabling Bioconductor fully offline
Disabling Bioconductor now truly prevents any network contact rather than merely skipping its packages, which matters in air-gapped installs. pak also gains macOS binaries for R 4.6.x and can consider packages installed across multiple libraries.
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