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tidytlg

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The goal of tidytlg is to generate tables, listings, and graphs (TLG) using Tidyverse.

A tables-listings-graphs package that reached CRAN and then went quiet.

clinical-trialstablesr-packagepharmaversemaintenance
Current state
tidytlg generates clinical tables, listings, and graphs from tidyverse-style pipelines, maintained under the pharmaverse organisation. All four releases in the window are from a single eight-month stretch in 2023, and their content is CRAN preparation, a logging-dependency swap, and multi-file support. Release notes are merge lists rather than described changes.
Where it's heading
The visible arc is getting onto CRAN and staying installable — vignette corrections per CRAN comments, a badge, a check fix, and replacing the timber logging package with logrx. The one functional addition is multiple-file support. There has been no release since October 2023, so on this evidence the package is stable or dormant rather than actively developing.
Prediction
The entries give no signal about planned work; with nothing shipped in roughly two years, the more likely next event is a maintenance release triggered by a dependency or CRAN check than a feature.

Recent moves

  1. 2y ago

    Swaps the timber logger for logrx

    The last release in the window, and its substance is a logging-dependency migration — logrx is the pharmaverse standard, so this is the package aligning with its ecosystem. Also fixes a CRAN issue.

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  2. 3y ago

    Multiple-file support and table-binding fixes

    The only functional addition across the four releases here, letting output span multiple files. The rest is bug fixing on the binding path.

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  3. 3y ago

    Vignette update per CRAN comments

    A single documentation change requested by CRAN reviewers, released on its own.

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  4. 3y ago

    First CRAN release

    The package becomes publicly installable after a round of R CMD check fixes and CRAN comment resolution. The three releases that follow are all consequences of this one.

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