Hi Igor,
I’ve a couple packages that have spatial data in them that I maintain. I’ve
opted to package up the data as a geopackage file and import it as an {sf}
object. Edzer Pebesma suggests this to circumvent changes in the {sf} package
from affecting native {sf} objects that are distributed as
Hi, I want to share the following information due to some of the
feedback that I received with regards to the extreme lag on getting a
response to my USA.state.boundaries package submissions.
The following text is taken verbatim from
https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/policies.html:
Sub
>
> Now that I think about it some more, I think I can do the following:
>
> 1. In the DESCRIPTION file, remove "SystemRequirements: C++11". I believe
> this field is used only for R CMD check, not for actually installing
> packages. CRAN only runs R CMD check on r-oldrel, r-release, and r-devel,
>
Hello all,
I'm developing a package that contains spatial data about public safety in
Rio de Janeiro.
The problem is that when I use the usethis::use_data function which
transforms the shapefile data into a file with the .rda extension, I cannot
use the geometry attribute to create a map.
E.g.: