Dear Bioc team,
I'm very sorry to ask you this, since it is release time and you fixed
already the 3_11 branch.
But during the last 3 days, Nature decided to change their URLs and
hence it broke our OUTRIDER package and the last build of 3_11.
Thank you Nitesh!
Some explanation about the problem:
All three Bioconductor packages that depend on CRAN package 'rstan', such as
IgGeneUsage (*),
genphen (*) and banocc have cryptic errors on Windows. Hence, this hints at
improper
configuration of rstan.
Could someone who has access to the
Thanks Simo. Since this is a problem we are trying to figure out as a
community, I encourage you to cc bioc-devel on your emails.
We are all in the same boat :)
Nitesh
On Oct 20, 2020, at 12:30 PM, Simo Kitanovski
mailto:simo.kitanov...@uni-due.de>> wrote:
Thank you!
I am only aware of the
Hi Simo,
I need more details about “rstan” and the configuration.
I’m trying to figure it out.
Nitesh
On Oct 20, 2020, at 12:20 PM, Simo Kitanovski
mailto:simo.kitanov...@uni-due.de>> wrote:
Dear Nitesh,
as mentioned in my previous email the error persists in devel.
Best,
Simo
On
Dear Bioconductor team,
I changed institution and my old email address @tu-dresden.de no longer
exists. The packages RNAither and RCASPAR are properly associated with my new
email address, however, I apparently failed to do the same for the lpNet
package.
As I no longer have access to the TU
Thanks for the self contained example Gordon. Just to add to the
confusion, I'm unable to replicate this on my Windows machine. Both the
toy example and running R CMD check on limma or Biobase fail to produce the
NOTE.
I've tried within RStudio, RGui and at the command line.
The only
