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.

argument is a character vector -- a couple of packages passed other

TRUE rather coercing to logical and taking the first element --

which gave incorrect results in package code.

extract their model components, thanks to

symlinks (previously, some of them may have been omitted,

compiler is no longer needed now C++11 is required so has been

The undocumented limit of 4095 bytes on messages from the

documented and longer messages will be silently truncated rather

offers recovery user interface) is not set. This allows more

reliable debugging of crashes that involve the console.

always documented; reported by Andrew Simmons in

thanks to Duncan Murdoch's report and other discussants in

is considerably faster in case of an error and

Alexander Kaever's suggestion posted to R-devel.

Jagan and Duncan Murdoch's report and suggestion in

thanks to Davis Vaughan's post to R-devel.