with a syntax error, it is now signalled as ERROR and with correct

Murdoch and Sebastian Meyer's reports and patch proposals in

Improved determination of the correct translation domain in

non-base packages, addressing the combination of

data frames with default row names (Thanks to

, without which no progress can be visible.

is a list with a single component, thanks to

are data frames as suggested by Thomas in

Fix for drawing semi-transparent lines and fills on the

Thanks to Nick Ray for helpful diagnosis on Bugzilla.

deparser now wraps sub-expressions such as

with parentheses when needed; thanks to Duncan Murdoch's

packages, thanks to a report and suggestions

arguments so that the user can override Windows'

(potentially wrong) guess at device dimensions.

should now behave in all cases as always documented: the index used is

formula with the global environment rather than the evaluation

failed to detect some length mismatches with

a mixture of time-series and non-time-series inputs.

argument more safely, fixing a rare bug when printing, and also

when binding not-wholly-recycling vectors, by analogy to the default

when multiple packages define a class with that name. Thanks to

Fix for detaching a package when two classes of the same name

are present in method signatures for the same generic. Thanks to

subpaths. That has caused narrowly-spaced lines with many points

to always look solid even when dashed line type was used due to

again as before R 3.5.0, thanks to the report and patch in

failed to produce the plot of residuals vs.

consistency with numeric vector's behaviour, fulfilling the wish

used for plain-text help pages now renders

s with percent-encoding and standards-compliant

The default version of Bioconductor has been changed to

files last changed in 2022 as executables.

initialization functions following the pre-R-4.1.0 API

to avoid inadvertent user lookup due to leading

values correctly.  Reported with a patch in

named atomic vectors or lists and prints the correct number when

report and proposal by Hugh Parsonage to the R-devel list.