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@DanielW966 Hi Daniel -- apologies for the late reply. Which packages do you need removed? (I'm not able to DM you, sorry. Also, I'm usually quicker if you email directly -- ian@mutexlabs.com )

@rdrrHQ is it possible to remove a package from your site? I made my package public on Github by accident and can see that it's still on your site even when turned private on Github now. Please DM me

@jdyeakel Back up now. Apologies for the downtime!

@andyroberts1234 It's back up again. Apologies for the downtime.

@rdrrHQ Something wrong with the system today - on laptop and phone

@daniel_bilar Correct. File uploads have been on the roadmap for a long time but are not ready yet.

Big update to Snippets today! - R 4.0.3 - BioC 3.1.2 - All packages updated to latest - 19k packages installed -- almost the entire CRAN and BioC repositories. - Time limit and max memory doubled Check it out: rdrr.io/snippets

@StaffanBetner "Find a package" doesn't allow wildcards -- it wildcard matches everything by default. The general "site search" does allow wildcards.

@rdrrHQ Is it possible to search with wildcard?

@FuckingFladda GitHub packages can't be run online right now. There's a large update coming where this will be fixed. Sorry!

@rdrrHQ hi!!! bug report, none of the examples run, rdrr.io/github/Mthrun/… try it. sorry :(.

@XenadonDota It's definitely on the roadmap. There is no ETA at this time. Probably a few months. Sorry I can't be more specific!

@rdrrHQ Hey I was wondering if you were planning on adding network features (e.g. reading a csv file from google drive) and if so where that is on the roadmap?

@LeNematode An API to rdrr.io is on the roadmap. In the meantime, look at rdrr.io/find/ . It fires GET requests to rdrr.io/api/find/ . Parameters are fuzzy_slug, page, repos. Totally unsupported, but might be useful.

@davidhughjones Wow, that's really interesting. rdrr.io used to track past versions, but it never got used. rcheology's approach looks far more useful. I'll put it on the roadmap!

@jaccard_james It's actually 20 seconds despite what the site says. There are plans to extend this but it's going to be a little while.

@rdrrHQ Also, would be great if you could increase the processing time a bit from the 10 second limit. I use rdrr.io with my students to illustrate simulations that need about 20 seconds and this would help alot. I understand your logic, however

@jaccard_james Should be fixed now, thanks for letting me know!

@rdrrHQ You did some internal changes to the website and now I am getting an error message whenever I run syntaxon rdrr: sh: 1: cannot create /dev/null: Permission denied

@jdyeakel Yep. We're working on it!

@VizMonkey IT side. Most of the monitoring metrics in that screenshot are from Python code, but DataDog does the visualization.

Massive behind-the-scenes restructuring this week. Behold: the package import dashboard!

@KNNP_TV Nope. 'knnp' on that page is clearly unrelated to your TV station. Unless your TV station discusses K-Nearest-Neighbors Prediction on a regular basis.

@ledell @malco_barrett @hadleywickham @hrbrmstr @ianphowson Should be fixed now. Let me know if any other search queries give unexpected results!

@rdrrHQ @malco_barrett @hadleywickham @hrbrmstr @ianphowson The problem I have is that I searched for "h2o.automl", a function in the h2o package (with a dot in the name), and it redirects to "h2o automl" (with a space) and so it can't find the function easily.

@TimPollington Looks like the upgrade to R 3.5 breaks a lot of packages. I've created a GitHub issue to track this and will hopefully have a better answer for you soon -- github.com/rdrr-io/rdrr-i…

@ledell @malco_barrett @hadleywickham @hrbrmstr @ianphowson OK. I don't have a solution right now, so I've created a GitHub issue to track this -- github.com/rdrr-io/rdrr-i… .

@ledell @malco_barrett @hadleywickham @hrbrmstr @ianphowson If you've got search queries that are giving you unexpected results, I'd love to hear from you! I see you've searched for 'h20 automl' and the top hit is cran/h2o -- is that correct? Is there a better result?

@malco_barrett @hadleywickham @hrbrmstr @rdrrHQ @ianphowson Just tried the search on rdrr.io and it's not giving me the results I want. Can't search for functions with a dot in the name easily, but maybe that's something that can be fixed?: rdrr.io/search?package…. Other than that, seems like a nice site.