When MAIN_LD is CC, it should always include CFLAGS

`file.remove` does not recognise keyword `showWarnings`

Chinese Locale breaks File Read with UTF-8

rchisq with df=ncp=0 should be 0, not nan

glm object $method component does not have to be "glm.fit"

polypath -  resizing graphics window causes some closed paths to be removed

parser column numbers incorrect with unicode characters

write.dbf() does not handle tbl_df class objects

tcltk, project CPPFLAGS, and tcltk CPPFLAGS

Wishlist: Make str() faster for long strings

Use shape-rendering="crispEdges" for cairo SVGs

Incorrect result from which.max and which.min for boolean vectors

When big.mark ans decimal.mark provided prettyNum decimal.mark for both

R_allocLD not returning 16-byte-aligned storage blocks

X11() hangs after updating to xorg-x11-server-Xorg-1.15.0-36.el6.x86_64

Update EOPTS from mtune=core2 to mtune=generic

dir.create() not warning if path can't be created

bquote() with where=list() or pairlist() has unintended behavior

groupedData within a function does not work

R's httpd lowercases boundary string in attr(reqbody, "content-type") for multipart forms

nlme:::summary.lmList with unequal outputs per group

Writing UTF-8 strings to stderr under Windows causes incorrect display

system(..., intern=TRUE) truncates lines at 8095 chars

could not find function "checkAtAssignment"

Duplicated line in foreign::write.dta() help files (foreign_0.8-66)

R-Console would be hung when making calls to compiled C function that takes long time to return.

R-Console would be hung when making calls to compiled C function that takes long time to return

citation behaves awkwardly when a package has no Date field

Calling a method on a reference class throws warnings

Simplify linking to external BLAS during R compilation

write.dta() max string size for non Stata/SE dtas

help("news") refers to defunct tools:::news2Rd()

bugs.r-project.org: No option for R 3.2.2

unlist  should not unclass an underlying S4 object

Incorrect precision in write.table leading to loss of data when writing and then reading