• rig now supports aarch64 Windows. It currently only supports installing
  aarch64 builds of R and Rtools on aarch64 Windows. The x86_64 build of
  rig also works on aarch64 Windows and installs aarch64 builds of R and
  Rtools. Installing and managing x86_64 builds of R on aarch64 Windows is
  not supported yet.

• rig now supports RHEL 10 and binary compatible distributions like
  AlmaLinux OS 10 and Rocky Linux 10.

• R installations by rig now do not set the default CRAN repositories in
  RStudio and Positron (#203).

Issues

• rig resolve and rig available default to x86_64 builds on aarch64 Windows (#298)
• rig available --list-rtools-versions always lists Rtools for x86_64 Windows (#298)

• macOS packages now include completion files for elvish and fish shells
  (#221, @TymekDev).

• rig available --list-distros output now includes PPM support, whether
  the a distro is retired, the EOL and in the JSON format also the last
  R version for that distro.

• rig add is now better at detecting PPM support for new Linux
  distribution versions. In particular, new Linux distribution releases
  do not need a rig update to learn about PPM support. Relatedly,
  rig system detect-platform now does not report PPM support.
  Use rig available --list-distros to see which Linux distributions have
  PPM binaries.

• rig run now exits with the exit code of the R process (#261).

• Custom certificates via the SSL_CERT_FILE environment variable
  work again (#227).

• rig library default does not crash now (#240).

• rig now uses a better way to get the user's home directory, that works
  on systems without an /etc/passwd database (#228).

• Windows: rig supports Rtools45 now.

• Bash completions work well again (#202).

• rig rstudio has a new implementation that works much better.
  Now it always defaults to the R version in renv.lock for renv
  projects, and can open RStudio projects or directories.

• New rig available --list-rtools-versions option to list available
  Rtools versions.

• rig run now does not terminate the rig process on interrupts
  (CTRL+C, CTRL+BREAK on Windows, SIGINT on Unix) (#187).

• Windows: new rig system rtools subcommand to add, remove, list
  Rtools versions (#18).

• Windows: rig now supports Rtools44 on Windows.

• Windows: rig now defaults to Rtools42 for R 4.2.x on Windows.

• macOS: rig rstudio <version> works again on recent macOS versions (#208).

• macOS: rig now always creates the /usr/local/bin/R-* quick links
  with 0755 permissions (#200).

• Linux: rig add --without-p3m works again (#193).

• Linux: RIG_PLATFORM works again when sudo is needed (#191).

Currently this is version 0.7.0

• rig now supports RPM based distros, in addition to Debian and Ubuntu (#28).
  The full list of supported distros, on x86_64 and aarch64:

  • Debian 10, 11, 12,
  • Ubuntu 18.04, 20.04, 22.04,
  • Fedora Linux 37, 38,
  • OpenSUSE 15.3, 15.4,
  • SUSE Linux Enterprise 15 SP3, SP4,
  • CentOS 7,
  • Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7, 8, 9,
  • AlmaLinux 8, 9,
  • Rocky Linux 8, 9.
    See also the new rig available --list-distros.

• New rig available command to list R versions available to install.
  rig available --list-distros lists the supported Linux distributions.

• New rig run to run R, an R script or an R project, using the selected
  R version (#161).

• rig now works in a shell that is a subprocess or R, e.g. in the
  RStudio terminal (#127).

• rig now works behind a proxy, on macOS and Linux, if the https_proxy
  environment variable is set (#166).

• rig resolve now has a --platform and a --arch arguments, to look up
  available R versions for any supported platform, instead of the current
  one.

• rig ls --plain lists only the R version names, this is useful in
  shell scripts (#128).

• rig rstudio now starts RStudio with the correct working directory
  and project (#139, #100).

• macOS: rig add now only changes the permission for the R version
  that it is installing (#109).

• Windows: rig rstudio now starts the correct R version, even with newer
  RStudio versions (#134).

• Windows: rig now works in PowerShell 7.

• Windows: the rig installer now does not create shortcut in the start
  menu (#160).

• Linux and macOS: rig now keeps the locales when switching to the root
  user, so e.g. the language does not change (#138).

• Linux: rig now works properly in Oh My Zsh (#125).

• Linux: rig now works around a missing /usr/bin/sed that happened
  on some distros (#119).

• Linux: rig now does not fail if the default R version was deleted (#124).

• Linux: new subcommand rig system detect-platform to print the detected
  Linux distribution and configuration.

• Linux: You can now set the RIG_PLATFORM environment variable to
  override the auto-detected Linux distriution. E.g.
  RIG_PLATFORM=ubuntu-22.04 will force Ubuntu 22.04.

• Linux: rig now comes with a CA certificate bundle, so it works without
  system certificates. If you prefer not to use it, set the SSL_CERT_FILE
  environment variable to point to your preferred CA bundle (#176).

• rig now supports RPM based distros, in addition to Deboan and Ubuntu (#28).
  The full list of supported distros, on x86_64 and aarch64:

  • Debian 10, 11, 12,
  • Ubuntu 18.04, 20.04, 22.04,
  • Fedora Linux 37, 38,
  • OpenSUSE 15.3, 15.4,
  • SUSE Linux Enterprise 15 SP3, SP4,
  • CentOS 7,
  • Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7, 8, 9,
  • AlmaLinux 8, 9,
  • Rocky Linux 8, 9.
    See also the new rig available --list-distros.

• New rig available command to list R versions available to install.
  rig available --list-distros lists the supported Linux distributions.

• New rig run to run R, an R script or an R project, using the selected
  R version (#161).

• rig now works in a shell that is a subprocess or R, e.g. in the
  RStudio terminal (#127).

• rig now works behind a proxy, on macOS and Linux, if the https_proxy
  environment variable is set (#166).

• rig resolve now has a --platform and a --arch arguments, to look up
  available R versions for any supported platform, instead of the current
  one.

• rig ls --plain lists only the R version names, this is useful in
  shell scripts (#128).

• rig rstudio now starts RStudio with the correct working directory
  and project (#139, #100).

• macOS: rig add now only changes the permission for the R version
  that it is installing (#109).

• Windows: rig rstudio now starts the correct R version, even with newer
  RStudio versions (#134).

• Windows: rig now works in PowerShell 7.

• Windows: the rig installer now does not create shortcut in the start
  menu (#160).

• Linux and macOS: rig now keeps the locales when switching to the root
  user, so e.g. the language does not change (#138).

• Linux: rig now works properly in Oh My Zsh (#125).

• Linux: rig now works around a missing /usr/bin/sed that happened
  on some distros (#119).

• Linux: rig now does not fail if the default R version was deleted (#124).

• Linux: new subcommand rig system detect-platform to print the detected
  Linux distribution and configuration.

• Linux: You can now set the RIG_PLATFORM environment variable to
  override the auto-detected Linux distriution. E.g.
  RIG_PLATFORM=ubuntu-22.04 will force Ubuntu 22.04.

• Linux: rig now comes with a CA certificate bundle, so it works without
  system certificates. If you prefer not to use it, set the SSL_CERT_FILE
  environment variable to point to your preferred CA bundle (#176).

• rig can now install x86_64 R 4.3.0 and later on macOS.

• rig now does a better job when resolving R versions.

• rig now supports Rtools43 on Windows.

• rig now does not try to reinstall Rtools if the same version
  is already installed.

• rig can now install x86_64 R 4.3.0 and later on macOS.

• rig now does a better job when resolving R versions.

• rig now always runs non-interactively on Linux from a root shell (#117).
• rig now always uses --vanilla when running R (#120).
• rig now detects Deepin Linux as Debian (#111).