New CRAN release

[strengejacke]

@etiennebacher WDYT about a new CRAN release the next weeks? Would the recent changes justify a new release in your view?

[etiennebacher]

The last one was a bit less than 2 months ago so I'm fine with doing a new release end of September maybe? It mostly depends on whether these changes are needed in other packages. Also, you're the one making most changes so do you plan to do more in the coming weeks?

[strengejacke]

Other packages should not depend on the recent changes in datawizard, and I'm not planning new courses in the next 1-2 months. The release could sync (i.e. be releases before the book is in press) with @profandyfield's book, where he uses display() a lot in the code examples (afaik), and then datawizard would be in line with other packages regarding the tinytable support.

[strengejacke]

(and I would publish the analysis script along with a publication I'm working on at the moment, that's why I stumbled over this bug in data_to_wide(), but that won't be published the next weeks anyway, so here again no time pressure)

[etiennebacher]

I'll travel a bit in the next few days, I think we can make a new release next week. That should also give some time for #648 to be implemented.

[strengejacke]

Next week or the weeks later, there's not much hurry.

[profandyfield]

Other packages should not depend on the recent changes in datawizard, and I'm not planning new courses in the next 1-2 months. The release could sync (i.e. be releases before the book is in press) with @profandyfield's book, where he uses display() a lot in the code examples (afaik), and then datawizard would be in line with other packages regarding the tinytable support.

From my perspective book is out Jan/Feb next year, but I'll be using my updated discovr tutorials from the end of this month so a new CRAN release would make my life a lot easier from the perspective of installing easystats on our posit cloud for students. I mean, I can install the dev versions of everything - and that's fine - but it's more of a faff.