Closed cgoo4 closed 6 years ago
I also tried re-pointing the package library per below (the path of my R installation), but it stays pointed at the library from the DSX install.
.libPaths("C:/Program Files/R/R-3.4.4/library")
.libPaths()
[1] "/user-home/_global_/R" "/usr/lib64/R/library" [3] "/usr/share/R/library"
Hi @cgoo4, sorry for the late reply.
I'm not too familiar with RStudio and how we're building the RStudio image, so let me ask my coworker for some help with this.
@prashant182, can you please look into this?
Sure @jerry1100 . Let me see if I can find something about this issue.
Hey @cgoo4, got some news for you:
DSX Desktop is going to be discontinued and a new desktop application (which I'm working on) will take its place in the coming months.
I'll continue to monitor the issues here in case there are some that can still be resolvecd, but it'll be less frequent because I'm busy working on the new app.
As for now, I'm closing this because there won't be any updates to the RStudio image.
I installed DSX Desktop with RStudio on a Windows 7 machine. When DX was working yesterday, i.e. prior to the spinning circle in issue #56, I was unable to load new packages, e.g. lubridate, and got the error below. And when I checked for package updates, I got the message
all packages are up-to-date
, but the error below does suggest it needs a newer version of Rcpp.I tried
install.packages("Rcpp")
which returned the message:I tried
remove.packages("Rcpp")
or removing the packages above, and got the following message, and they remained in the Packages view.(I've also posted this on Stackoverflow here .)