Dear Rafa,
AWS is a good option, and we are very satisfied with Zenodo for data that can
be made publicly available.
See the corpus_install() function in the 'cwbtools' package I maintain:
https://github.com/PolMine/cwbtools/blob/master/R/corpus.R It offers a download
option from both AWS
Dear colleagues,
as recommended by rOpenSci (see
https://ropensci.org/technotes/2020/11/19/moving-away-travis/) , I am moving to
GitHub Actions for the CI for my R packages.
My test case is the “bignlp” package I currently develop
Dear Akshit,
in the configure script of my package RcppCWB, I use the command line call 'R
CMD config ...' to get the installation flags.
Calling 'R CMD config' will display options. For your scenario, you can use 'R
CMD config CPPFLAGS' to get the value of CPPFLAGS.
To call R CMD config
R_REMOTES_STANDALONE="true" environment
variable. Then remotes will not use any packages to perform the
downloads and the installations. See more here:
https://github.com/r-lib/remotes#standalone-mode
Gabor
On Sat, Jun 6, 2020 at 9:24 PM Blätte, Andreas
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Dear colleagues,
using devtools::install_github() is suggested frequently to install the
development version of a package from GitHub.
But there is a nasty scenario on Windows when the package to be installed from
GitHub has curl as a dependency and if a new version of curl or backports is
Dear colleagues,
I maintain the package called ‘RcppCWB’ that depends on ‘Rcpp’. Using C++/Rcpp,
it exposes the functionality of the ‘Corpus Workbench’ (CWB), a set of tools
written in C to create and query large, linguistically annotated corpora.
So far, the package can be built on all major
