# readr 2.1.2
* `read_table()`, `read_log()`, and `read_delim_chunked()` (and
friends) gain the `show_col_types` argument found elsewhere. All
`read_*()` functions now respect the `show_col_types` argument or
option, even when using the first edition parsing engine (#1331).
* `show_progress()` uses `rlang::is_interactive()` instead of
`base::interactive()` (#1356).
* `read_builtin()` does more argument checking, so that we catch
obviously malformed input before passing along to `utils::data()`
(#1361).
* `chickens.csv` and `whitespace-sample.txt` are new example datasets
accessible via `readr_example()` (#1354).
# readr 2.1.1
* Jenny Bryan is now the maintainer.
* Fix buffer overflow when trying to parse an integer from a field
that is over 64 characters long (#1326)
# readr 2.1.0
* All readr functions again read eagerly by default. Unfortunately
many users experienced frustration from the drawbacks of lazy
reading, in particular locking files on Windows, so it was decided
to disable lazy reading default. However `options(readr.read_lazy =
TRUE)` can be used to set the default to by lazy if desired.
* New `readr.read_lazy` global option to control if readr reads files
lazily or not (#1266)
# readr 2.0.2
* minor test tweak for compatibility with testthat 3.1.0 (#@lionel-, #1304)
* `write_rds()` gains a `text=` argument, to control using a text
based object representation, like the `ascii=` argument in
`saveRDS()` (#1270)
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