Hi, rpy2 is moving it is C-extension to a cffi-based implementation.
The plan is to have ABI and API access to R, the former being for the cases where the installer's system is not setup to compile (as OSX and R release jointly made this harder according to the issue tracker). At the time of writing this effort has been merged into the branch `default` (future rpy2-3.0.0) and the ABI implementation is mostly complete, with a small number of tests still failing. The Docker images with the release tag "latest" are now also built with that cffi implementation. rpy2-3.0.0 should be released in Q1 2019, and in the meantime I encourage users to try the dev branch and report issues not yet covered by unit tests. Best, Laurent
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