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instantiate 0.2.3

• Set show = TRUE and stderr = "2>&1" in the callr process that compiles models.
• Add a new compile argument to stan_package_model() (#26, @stemangiola).

instantiate 0.2.2

• Allow downstream packages to install even if CmdStanR is not installed (#20, @xinxinc476).

instantiate 0.2.1

• Address CRAN warnings in generated packages about non-portable compilation flags (#19, @xinxinc476).

instantiate 0.2.0

• Remove “internal” installation (#16).
• In the documentation, remove claims that instantiate is a good fit for centralized multi-user R environments (c.f. https://github.com/stan-dev/cmdstan/issues/1175).
• Check subdirectories of the fixed CmdStan installation path.

instantiate 0.1.0

• Use install.libs.R for both CmdStan in instantiate and Stan model compilation in packages (#1, #9, #12).
• Stan models should now be in src/stan/ instead of inst/stan/ (#12). inst/stan/ should still work for the next few versions, but it is now deprecated. When a modeling package is installed, its install.libs.R moves src/stan/ to bin/stan/ and then compiles models inside bin/stan/.
• Disable staged installation for instantiate itself to help the hard-coded paths in CmdStan work as expected in “internal” installation.

instantiate 0.0.4

• Relax cmdstanr requirement (now minimum version 0.5.2).

instantiate 0.0.3

• Generate a modified tarball of the package which always installs CmdStan internally, regardless of environment variables (#8). The appropriate version of this tarball will be attached to forthcoming releases on GitHub.
• Bug fixes for internal CmdStan installation.

instantiate 0.0.2

• Address CRAN comments from the submission of version 0.0.1.

instantiate 0.0.1

• First version

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