Closed iglpdc closed 7 years ago
@fmichonneau any ideas?
Yes, I have seen this before. I think having a link to the post @iglpdc mentions is a good idea. I don't have a lot of experience with this myself, as I only keep one version of R on my system at the time.
@iglpdc Do you want to change something on the installation instructions?
I've just added the text above to the wiki. We can close this now.
We had a couple of problems during a DC workshop today during the R session. I'm posting this here because it may be relevant. I was teaching so I missed some details.
The issue is that when trying to install a package (specifically
dplyr
) from RStudio,install.packages("dplyr")
returns an error saying that the package is not available for this version of R.This was happening on a brand new installation of R and RStudio from the links in the workshop page.
The problem seems to be that there was an older version of R installed in the computer and RStudio was picking this one up by default, instead of the newer. (You can check this with
sessionInfo()
). I think all the machines involved were running Windows.Forcing RStudio to run the newer version of R fixed the problem. This post explains how to switch between R versions on RStudio and different operating systems.
Could someone with more experience on R confirm this, so we can add it to the wiki?