Hi everyone,
After updating my R package list I just begin to get the following error
with dplyr::select()
A minimal reproducible example with iris dataset:
---
library(dplyr)
select(iris, Species)
Erro: `...` is not empty.
We detected these problematic
Hi, I don't see this with dplyr 0.8.3 and tidyselect 1.0.0.
Please make sure that you restart your R session after installing
packages, otherwise the previous versions might be still loaded.
One easy way to start a new R process is to use the reprex package to
create a reproducible example.
If
I am developing an R package that can make (optional, but strongly
recommended) use of a number of external compression algorithms. What is
the best strategy if I want to distribute this as an R package? Because
the package is for reading large external data sets, the package will
probably not
Guido,
On 29 January 2020 at 15:11, Guido Kraemer wrote:
| I am developing an R package that can make (optional, but strongly
| recommended) use of a number of external compression algorithms. What is
| the best strategy if I want to distribute this as an R package? Because
It's actually a
Complex system dependencies are not cleanly handled by the R packaging system,
but Suggesting other packages is. You could create or re-use an existing
package for each external dependency and possibly even let the user specify
which one they want to your dependent package the way DBI handles
Hi,
The glmmTMB developers and I are having a hard time figuring out how to avoid
some errors that only occur when we test our package on the R-oldrelease
version on win-builder. I tried to replicate them locally on a Windows computer
by installing R 3.5.3, but I could not.
The error occurs
Thanks, Gabor.
The error occurred even when I restarted my section.
I'm not sure if this was the solution, but I was using a development version of
'vctrs' (a package that 'tidyselect' depends on)
After installing the stable version of 'vctrs' (v0.2.2) all worked well.
Best regards,
Tiago
>
I'd like to add, for bundling `zstd` and `lz4`, I was told by Professor
Ripley that I must first check for system installations and use that when
possible, because of possible security issues being fixed in later
updates.
I think that's a good idea, and can be set up with a configure script: 1)
