Re: [Rd] Apple M1 CRAN checks

Simon, Yes, I can imagine it is not trivial testing. I hope you have a stack of minis in a cluster. It looks like a trivial transgression, max.error = 1.065814e-14 where my tolerance is set at 1e-14. Many of the other tests already have a larger tolerance. Very possibly it is not actually

Re: [Rd] Apple M1 CRAN checks

Paul, this is being worked on. As you can imagine testing over 17,000 package in a M1 Mac mini isn't quite trivial. The first priority was to get the nightly R builds to work. Second was to get CRAN package builds to work. Third is to provide checks. The first two have finished last week and

Re: [Rd] Apple M1 CRAN checks

Dear Gilbert, it would obviously great to have something like Win-builder/R-hub for the architecture of the M1 macs. I had an issue with the RcppCWB package I maintain in January and I could not get hold of a M1 Mac mini quickly. So I resorted to hiring one with MacStadium

Re: [Rd] Apple M1 CRAN checks

If there was a response to the "how can I test it out" part of this question then I missed it. Can anyone point to a Win-builder like site for testing on M1mac, or to the M1mac results from testing packages already on CRAN? They still do not seem to be on the CRAN daily site. Even a link to

Re: [Rd] Apple M1 CRAN checks

Hi Prof Ripley, Here is the automated message from CRAN which I thought meant needing to fix an M1 issue: "The auto-check found additional issues for the *last* version released on CRAN: M1mac CRAN incoming checks do not test for these

Re: [Rd] Apple M1 CRAN checks

On 22/02/2021 08:30, Travers Ching wrote: I noticed CRAN is now doing checks against Apple M1, and some packages are failing including a dependency I use. I don't know what this refers to: M1 Mac CRAN checks are planned but AFAICS not yet included in the main results tables. OTOH,

[Rd] Apple M1 CRAN checks

I noticed CRAN is now doing checks against Apple M1, and some packages are failing including a dependency I use. Is building on M1 now a requirement, or can the check be ignored? If it's a requirement, how can one test it out? Travers [[alternative HTML version deleted]]