It is a good idea to be on the current major version, meaning 4.something at this point, especially if you want to get the most out of a workshop.Įach major version is followed by several years of smaller releases (minor and patch releases). Is your R version “old”? R had a major version change in April 2020, with the release of 4.0.0. By definition, these problems are going away and we’d rather focus on edge cases with current versions, which affect lots of people. Also, frankly, there is a limit to our motivation.
In live workshops, there is a limit to how much we can help with ancient versions of R or RStudio.
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But at some point, running old versions of software adds unnecessary difficulty.
You don’t want to adopt new things on day one. 5.1 How to think about upgrading R and RStudio
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