Use activate()
to write the infrastructure needed to ensure that
newly-launched R projects will load the project's private library on launch,
alongside any other project-specific state recorded for the project.
activate(project = NULL)
project | The project directory. If |
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The project directory, invisibly. Note that this function is normally called for its side effects.
Other renv:
deactivate()
if (FALSE) { # activate the current project renv::activate() # activate a separate project renv::activate("~/projects/analysis") }