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AndreaCirilloAC / updateR

update your R version in a breeze ( on OSX) √
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Maybe bug #33

Open ZijieJin opened 4 years ago

ZijieJin commented 4 years ago

When I run updateR(), it says

Error in if (exists_line) { : argument is of length zero

please fix it, thanks

anandksrao commented 4 years ago

Have you been able to resolve this? I am getting this same error.... TIA!

ZijieJin commented 4 years ago

Have you been able to resolve this? I am getting this same error.... TIA!

No, I hope you can resolve this :)

theadorab commented 4 years ago

I am also getting this problem when running updateR() When looking through the code I saw admin_password is still part of the function, so I also tried with: updateR(admin_password = 'example'), but this returned the error: Error in updateR::updateR(admin_password = "test") : unused argument (admin_password = "test")

I have been so thankful for your package of the years, it is so useful! It would be great if you can figure out this issue. Thanks!

saxovocal commented 4 years ago

I'm getting the same error too!

teatree1212 commented 4 years ago

same for me. I am tryig to upgrade from R version 3.5.2 (2018-12-20) I downloaded the latest version using devtools::install_github('AndreaCirilloAC/updateR'). then doing updateR() gives me the same error message.

AndreaCirilloAC commented 4 years ago

@teatree1212 @saxovocal @theadorab @anandksrao thank you for pointing this out. @chuckleong21 do you think it could be related to our latest updates to the package? TIA!

teatree1212 commented 4 years ago

So providing the password worked and installing the newst version, too. Then, when it comes to moving over the packages-I think this is still not quite resolved. There is now an issue further downstream, something about the object ' installing' . Sorry, I don't have the full error message. Maybe someone else @saxovocal @theadorab @anandksrao could try?

chuckleong21 commented 4 years ago

@teatree1212 Strange. installing is the object returned by list_packages() and it doesn't have an issue when I tested on my local machine. It would be helpful if someone could provide more information on this.