Closed ParadoxGuitarist closed 3 months ago
Is there anything else that's needed to move this forward? I know it's been a month, but I wanted to check in.
The Anaconda built R packages found on https://anaconda.org/r are also available on repo.anaconda.com. You could add
https://repo.anaconda.com/pkgs/r/linux-64
https://repo.anaconda.com/pkgs/r/noarch
to your channels list to get those.
There is work in progress to make sure those packages that are visible on anaconda.org and yet unavailable for installation - are no longer missing. The current outlook is July 15th.
We have just announced a maintenance for the r channel this Wednesday at 08:00 UTC.
Said maintenance will also fix this issue by making the CDN updates more fault-tolerant.
This has been resolved with the maintenance for the r
channel.
From my terminal now:
❯ conda search r::r-tidyterra
Loading channels: done
# Name Version Build Channel
r-tidyterra 0.4.0 r43h6115d3f_0 r
@ParadoxGuitarist Can you verify from your side, please?
lgtm:
Loading channels: done
# Name Version Build Channel
r-tidyterra 0.4.0 r43h6115d3f_0 r
(base) jovyan@99cc361207bd:~$ mamba search r::r-emoji
Loading channels: done
# Name Version Build Channel
r-emoji 15.0 r43h6115d3f_0 r ```
Checklist
Impacted product
What happened?
While searching for packages that are found on anaconda.org (ex. r::r-emoji r::r-tidyterra) conda install can not find the packages:
Attempting to install them (not just searching for them) results in an error:
Expected behavior or outcome
It seems as though the repo data on anaconda.org main web front end does not match the repo data that the CLI is polling. Ideally these should match.
Conda info
Additional information
I know that the
--channel r
is working becauseconda install -y r::r-igraphdata
works just fine even without specifying the channel.