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using renv on Arch Linux since 1.1.2 (sysreqs check) #2107
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Sorry, this was an oversight -- you can set that option as a workaround, but it shouldn't be necessary. I'll get this fixed up. |
Experiencing the same issue! Will use the workaround @mark-andrews suggested until a fix is released. EDIT: The workaround does not work for me, unfortunately. Thought I had it working for a second, but then it failed again. |
@mr-valente |
@ginolhac you could place the option in your project's .Rprofile, e.g. code <- '\noptions(renv.config.sysreqs.check = FALSE)'
cat(code, file = ".Rprofile", append = TRUE) Or, alternatively, set it within your R installation's |
Yes, sure but it will be fixed so I prefer to set up the option manually for now. It was to be sure that it was clear for the other user it needs to be activated |
This should now be resolved with renv 1.1.3 on CRAN -- please let me know if you're still having trouble. |
Nope! Works great thanks 🙏 |
After updating renv to 1.1.2 on Arch Linux, I could no longer use it because the new sysreqs check was failing. For example
And
To workaround, I did
and then seemingly everything was fine again.
Is that options setting my only or recommended option for use on Arch Linux?
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