Hi Etienne,
On Di, 2016-08-09 at 14:26 +0100, Laurent Gatto wrote:
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> [...]
> As a result, if a users want to use recent packages (as in newly added
> to Bioc or new versions/features), they will have to install a recent R.
Hackers would download the *.tar.gz source package
from
Hi Etienne,
The BiocInstaller package, which contains the biocLite() function, looks
in different Bioconductor repositories depending on what version of R is
being run. BiocInstaller 1.20.* (your code below) was looking in the
previous release repository (Bioconductor 3.1 and R 3.2) where the
Dear Etienne,
Bioconductor versions are linked to R versions. As the biosigner package
is a recent addition to Bioconductor (Bioc version 3.3), it will require
a recent R version, i.e. the R version that was current when Bioc 3.3
was released. That is how things are, guaranteeing a coherent set
Dear Bioc team,
A friend of mine had the following trouble to install the biosigner package on
R 3.2.3.
I do not understand why the package would require a dedicated version of R (in
particular >3.2.3) except that it uses S4 methods, and if/how I have to specify
an R version within the
