# Project Environments

## Documentation for package ‘renv’ version 1.2.0

- DESCRIPTION file.
- User guides, package vignettes and other documentation.
- Package NEWS.

## Help Pages

renv-package | Project-local Environments for R
activate | Activate or deactivate a project
autoload | Auto-load the active project
checkout | Checkout a repository
clean | Clean a project
config | User-level settings
consent | Consent to usage of renv
deactivate | Activate or deactivate a project
dependencies | Find R package dependencies in a project
diagnostics | Print a diagnostics report
embed | Capture and re-use dependencies within a '.R', '.Rmd' or '.qmd'
history | View and revert to a historical lockfile
imbue | Imbue an renv Installation
init | Use renv in a project
install | Install packages
isolate | Isolate a project
load | Load a project
lockfiles | Lockfiles
lockfile_create | Lockfiles
lockfile_modify | Lockfiles
lockfile_read | Lockfiles
lockfile_write | Lockfiles
migrate | Migrate a project from packrat to renv
modify | Modify a Lockfile
paths | Path for storing global state
plan | Plan package installations
project | Retrieve the active project
purge | Purge packages from the cache
rebuild | Rebuild the packages in your project library
record | Update package records in a lockfile
refresh | Refresh the local cache of available packages
rehash | Re-hash packages in the renv cache
remote | Resolve a Remote
remove | Remove packages
renv | Project-local Environments for R
repair | Repair a project
restore | Restore project library from a lockfile
retrieve | Retrieve packages
revert | View and revert to a historical lockfile
run | Run a script
sandbox | The default library sandbox
scaffold | Generate project infrastructure
settings | Project settings
snapshot | Record current state of the project library in the lockfile
status | Report inconsistencies between lockfile, library, and dependencies
sysreqs | R System Requirements
update | Update packages
upgrade | Upgrade renv
use | Capture and re-use dependencies within a '.R', '.Rmd' or '.qmd'
use_python | Use python