- Fixed Result Cards not reaching the cloud. With sync turned on, your Result Cards now back up to your account and follow you across devices, alongside your tables and figures.
- Figures saved from a Result Card now sync too.
- Result Cards you made before this release are still in the browser you created them in. Open Mellio there with sync on and they will upload.
- Send Johnson-Neyman results straight from R:
johnson_neyman()andsim_slopes()results (from theinteractionspackage) open as Result Cards with the interval, the conditional slopes, and a ready-to-edit write-up. - A new native Johnson-Neyman figure: the slope and its confidence band change color where significance changes, with interval bounds, the observed moderator range, and a legend — every element editable like any Mellio figure.
- Works for linear, logistic, and mixed models; false-discovery-rate adjusted intervals are labeled as such.
- Pasted R tables that name every column no longer lose their last column to an invented
termcolumn. - Pasted tables with several text columns (such as data frame prints with grouping columns) now keep each column separate.
- Results arriving from R are no longer replaced by your last saved card when sign-in finishes a moment later.
- The Black color scheme chip now shows when it is selected.
- Improved categorical-to-numeric conversion in Analyzer for coded survey responses like 1 - Strongly Disagree or Strongly Agree - 5.
- Refined Assign values / labels so long response values are easier to review and remap before analysis.
- Added section-specific Guides for Library, Stats, Tables, Figures, and Analyzer.
- Made Guide examples safer by keeping practice materials separate from your real work.
- Made guided walkthroughs faster and clearer, with fewer required clicks.
- Public beta of the Mellio browser app: analyze data, review Result Cards, and turn results into editable tables and figures.
- Tables and figures can be saved to a project Library with source/result provenance attached.
- The Analyzer focuses on common research workflows across descriptives, correlations, tests, regression, and ANOVA-style designs.
- R, workbook, and in-browser analysis paths share the same Result Card to Tables/Figures workflow.
mellio_open()andmelliotab()now acceptjohnson_neyman()andsim_slopes()results from theinteractionspackage — including FDR-adjusted intervals, logistic and mixed models, and three-way probes.- Long Mellio links now open reliably from RStudio: launchers that silently truncate very long URLs are sidestepped with a small local redirect page.
- Improved compatibility with upcoming lavaan releases when working with bootstrap-based SEM/CFA results.
- Published the package on CRAN.
- Prepared the package for CRAN with reviewer-requested documentation formatting updates.
- Cleaned up R help examples so they read more naturally in package documentation.
- Added editable handoff support for simple
ggplot2point-range and point-plus-errorbar plots. - Added editable handoff support for simple and grouped
ggplot2box plots. - Increased the editable raw scatter handoff limit for
ggplot2plots from 1,000 to 1,500 points.
mellio_open()sends supported R results, tables, plots, and image files into Mellio with provenance attached.- Added
bruceR::PROCESSmediation handoff for Models 4, 6, 7, 8, 14, and 15, including simple, parallel, serial, and moderated mediation summaries. melliotab()builds polished, editable tables in R, with titles, notes, numbering, significance markers, and HTML/LaTeX/Markdown output.- Structural and mediation workflows include
lavaan,mediation, and process-style payloads where supported.
Patch releases are fixes and small polish. Minor releases add capabilities — a new analysis, a new R handoff.