Disk space is unquestionably an issue for places like CRAN or
BioConductor that host all R packages. I would be surprised if it
matters to individual users of a single package in a world where a 4TB
external hard drive costs about $100 US.
On 1/23/2023 7:23 AM, Kern, Lori wrote:
I would also
I would also argue that it is Bioconductor's current policy not to have such
large data stored directly in a package and to use the hub interface. Large
data files often aren't necessary for an end user and as you say are only used
for examples; often smaller files are sufficient for proof of
Dear community,
First, I want to appreciate Nathan's amazing help on my two previous inquiries.
The answers effectively led me to pinpoint the issue.
The final decision I made after hours of analysis was to remove all data files
exceeding 50k sizes from the git history. However, such practice
