Releases · redivis/redivis-r

This release is in support of the recent rename of "projects" to "workflows". All methods and parameters that previously referenced projects have been superseded to reference workflows; most notably, user$project() -> user$workflow(), and user$list_projects() -> user$list_workflows(). However, all of the the old "project" methods remain for backwards compatibility, with a warning encouraging you to migrate your code to use the "workflow" terminology.

Additionally, this release introduces support for referencing all constructors on the redivis namespace using the $ notation. Specifically, you can now do:

dataset <- redivis$user("username")$dataset("dataset_name")

# old method, with :: notation:
# dataset <- redivis::user("username")$dataset("dataset_name")

This is now the preferred method for using this library, as it will in the future allow us to avoid masking other functions in the global namespace. It also offers greater parity with the redivis-python package.

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