Always show Help action for packages in Packages pane#13757
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Now that Python help can be loaded from disk for installed-but-unimported packages, the Help button no longer needs to be gated on attached state. Also exposes Show Help in the row context menu. See #12899
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Now that Python help can be loaded from disk for installed, but unimported packages, the Help button no longer needs to be gated on attached state. Also exposes Show Help in the row context menu.
See #12899
Context menu:
R:
Python:
Release Notes
New Features
Bug Fixes
Validation Steps
Open the packages pane
There should be a book icon next to every package.
Check both R and Python sessions
Check both the row and card toggles