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rspm 0.6.1

• Fix regexp escaping in apt-file calls for Debian-like systems (#32).

rspm 0.6.0

• Add support for Pop!_OS (#26 addressing #25).
• Add support for Amazon Linux 2023 (#28 addressing #27).

rspm 0.5.3

• Drop test on failure to avoid test failures on CRAN.

rspm 0.5.2

• Don’t use expect_match for now to avoid test failures on CRAN.

rspm 0.5.1

• Export missing_sysreqs() for debugging purposes.
• Fix call to tinytest function from namespace.
• Update supported systems.

rspm 0.5.0

• Move to cran4linux org on GitHub, update URLs.
• Add support for Debian 11 and 12 (#21).

rspm 0.4.0

• Implement root mode to improve Docker workflows (#20 addressing #17).
• Internal refactoring to improve extensibility (as part of #20).
• Remove libs’ arch subfolder in Ubuntu to fix relative path issues (#19).

rspm 0.3.1

• Fix version detection in CentOS (#18 addressing #16).
• Fix unpacking for new rpm versions (as part of #18).

rspm 0.3.0

• Add support for CentOS/RHEL 9 and derivatives (#13 addressing #12).

rspm 0.2.3

• Fix non-root unpacking for old rpm/dpkg versions (#11 addressing #9, #10).

rspm 0.2.2

• Fix root permission requirement for yum-based systems (#9).
• Clean up empty user directory.

rspm 0.2.1

• Fix .Rprofile enabling error (#8).
• Some fixes requested by CRAN.

rspm 0.2.0

• Add support for CentOS 7, RHEL 7 and 8 (#1).
• Add support for several RHEL derivatives: Rocky Linux 8, AlmaLinux 8, Oracle Linux 7 and 8, Amazon Linux 2 (#2).
• Add support for openSUSE / SLES 15.3 (#3).
• Add support for renv projects via rspm::renv_init() (#5 closing #4).

rspm 0.1.0

• Initial release, with support for CentOS 8 and Ubuntu 18.04, 20.04 and 22.04.

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