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feat: add support for comparing CRAN versions #656
feat: add support for comparing CRAN versions #656
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From what I understand (which is very little in this space 😅) it's R's version of casting: https://www.rdocumentation.org/packages/methods/versions/3.0.3/topics/as
So R has this
package_version
class, and we can make one of them by doingas.package_version(...)
which... apparently we can also do by just callingpackage_version(...)
?It sounds like among other things
as
is more performant as it does a quick return if the arg is already the right type.That shouldn't be useful here so technically we could remove it but I think it reads a bit better since what we're doing here is really calling a constructor and discarding the result which is usually silly