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A new bug-fix release release 0.4.1 of
RProtoBuf,
is now on CRAN.
RProtoBuf
provides GNU R
bindings for the
Google Protocol Buffers (“Protobuf”)
data encoding
library used and released by Google, and deployed as a language and
operating-system agnostic protocol by numerous projects.
Murray once more shouldered most of the
actual burden and fixed a number of issues detailed below.
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CRANberries also provides a diff to the previous release. More information is at the RProtoBuf page which has a draft package vignette, a ‘quick’ overview vignette and a unit test summary vignette. Questions, comments etc should go to the rprotobuf mailing list off the RProtoBuf page at R-Forge.Changes in RProtoBuf version 0.4.1 (2014-03-25)
Document and add a test for the deprecated group functionality.
Add a
CITATIONfile pointing to our arXiv.org preprint.Fix a bug in the
showmethod forEnumDescriptortypes.Import all top-level enums from imported
.protofiles.Removed duplicate enum value type from the unit tests that caused problems with the most recent libprotobuf-2.5. (without option allow_alias).
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