On 2/16/21 4:39 PM, Martin Morgan wrote:
Binary packages are installed, but unlike source packages R does not try to
load them after they are installed, somehow assuming that the installation was
correct.
Note that this assumption kind of makes sense with Windows and Mac
binaries because
Hi Robert, Martin,
Thank you both for your responses!
I wasn’t able to recreate the issue on the Ubuntu docker image (only when you
try to fail do you not fail… ), but adding the line `sudo apt-get install -y
libglpk-dev` to my Github Action workflow did the trick.
Catherine
On Feb 16, 2021,
The key is that libglpk.so.40 cannot be loaded.
I'm guessing that igraph was installed from the RStudio package manager as a
'binary'. The RSPM had a libglpk installed when the igraph binary was built, so
the binary package expects this library to be available. It was not on the
image where
Hi Catherine,
It looks like igraph is not installed, which RCy3 depends on. This seems
odd, because my own package categoryCompare depends on RCy3 and igraph, and
it is building fine in the Bioconductor release and dev.
I would see if you can recreate this issue locally on the Ubuntu docker
Hello,
I’m running the following Github R-CMD-check workflow file on my package
repository.
https://github.com/r-lib/actions/tree/master/examples#standard-ci-workflow
It passes on 3/4 operating systems — windows-latest (release), macOS-latest
(release), ubuntu-20.04 (devel) — but fails on
Hello,
I’m running the following Github R-CMD-check workflow file on my package
repository.
https://github.com/r-lib/actions/tree/master/examples#standard-ci-workflow
It passes on 3/4 operating systems — windows-latest (release), macOS-latest
(release), ubuntu-20.04 (devel) — but fails on
