Open JThomasWatson opened 12 months ago
Hi @JThomasWatson , I will open up a ticket within synapser to track this issue.
By the looks of it, it seems like your R environment is using conda to try to install it's python dependencies when using reticulate which could be an issue. Let me dig into this more.
Hi, @thomasyu888. I ended up using the command line to bypass the issue altogether, and was able to download the files I needed.
Hi @JThomasWatson ,
Thanks for letting us know - glad the command line client worked out for you.
We are still investigating this issue, but I will shift this to another github repo.
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Operating system
Windows 10
Description of the problem
I'm trying to install the synapser R package using
install.packages("synapser", repos=c("http://ran.synapse.org", "http://cran.fhcrc.org"))
, which appears to work without error. However, when Ilibrary(synapser)
I get an error message that says there are Python package/s that failed to install. I've setdependencies=TRUE
and separately installed the Python packages mentioned in the console output from the library command - requests, pandas, pysftp, jinja2, markupsafe - but the error persists.Expected behavior
I expected the package to install and load successfully.
Actual behavior
Below is the complete console output from installing and attempting to library the synapser package.