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It would be nice to have a button that configures renv for users but the original implementation seemed to only add functionality if the user already had an renv/activate.R with either no renv.lock or a renv.lock file with missing or mismatched packages to the renv/library. Most real R users won't get into this scenario so the Scan button didn't offer much value.
We ended up removing the R Package Scan button due to this bug:
#2403
Further discussion here:
https://positpbc.slack.com/archives/C05D7NZD52S/p1729259573066909
It would be nice to have a button that configures renv for users but the original implementation seemed to only add functionality if the user already had an
renv/activate.R
with either norenv.lock
or arenv.lock
file with missing or mismatched packages to therenv/library
. Most real R users won't get into this scenario so the Scan button didn't offer much value.Aron provided some prior art around renv management in the rsconnect package:
https://github.com/rstudio/rsconnect/blob/2fe8fdef45f843cfb1316fecb443ac30a0ed8a42/R/bundlePackageRenv.R#L1-L33
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