qs has been deprecated in favor of qs2. If you've been using qs, you may have noticed deprecation notice in the package startup over the past year or so.
The reason for this change is that CRAN and R have evolved in ways that made it challenging to keep qs maintained and compatible going forward.
One thing to be aware of: qs and qs2 aren't compatible with each other. If you have data saved with qs, you need to re-serialize it with qs2 to use it with the new package.
If you're on R 4.5 or earlier, qs can still be installed via github or the CRAN archive.
See below for more information
#17
qsbase/qs#103
qshas been deprecated in favor ofqs2. If you've been usingqs, you may have noticed deprecation notice in the package startup over the past year or so.The reason for this change is that CRAN and R have evolved in ways that made it challenging to keep
qsmaintained and compatible going forward.One thing to be aware of:
qsandqs2aren't compatible with each other. If you have data saved withqs, you need to re-serialize it withqs2to use it with the new package.If you're on R 4.5 or earlier,
qscan still be installed via github or the CRAN archive.See below for more information
#17
qsbase/qs#103