Uwe/Kurt, is this controlled by R itself or by the host system? I
suspect one of my R.filesets tests(*) fails (since a few days) because
of this, but it might actually be a false positive. I fail to
reproduce it on Ubuntu 16.04 with:
* using R Under development (unstable) (2017-12-20 r73933)
*
Cristine,
On 21 December 2017 at 08:21, Blume Christine wrote:
| I also had troubles with debian (Fedora only gave warnings)
May I ask you to be a little more careful in your attribution? Yes, it is
too that the instance labeleb 'r-devel-debian' gave you an error. But that
was not because of
This is a new check:
You must not write into the user's filespace without explicit agreement
by the user (by specifying path/name).
Note that some users won't even have permissions to write into the
package's installation directory if that is set up site wide by an
admin, for example.
So
Hi Cathy,
I also had troubles with debian (Fedora only gave warnings) and no problems
with other systems. Mine was related to me writing a file (or rather trying to
write) in a working directory other than tempdir (can be retrieved by
tempdir()). I now write it to tempdir and then set the old
