Open kklausmeyer opened 4 years ago
Hi Kirk,
Thanks for the notes. RTools is not required for installation of these packages since we don't need C/C++ code built and R will download the binary versions of other packages. I've been trying to keep the list of steps as short as possible, so I'll probably add a note for people that they may get a warning about installing RTools, but they don't need to do so for this package in order to reduce confusion.
I'm surprised you got the warning about installing rlang - installing devtools
installs rlang
typically - it's not a dependency of our code. The RTools message suggests to me you're running on Windows - can you tell me what version of Windows, what version of R, and what version of devtools you're running? That'll help me figure out what's going on and if we should cahnge anything in our install process. Since you said you're new to R, let me know if you want info on finding any of that.
Thanks!
Hi Nick- thank you for the quick reply. I'm using
Windows 10 Pro version 1909,
RStudio, Version 1.3.1093
R version 4.0.3 (2020-10-10)
I'm not sure how to check my devtools version, but I just installed it yesterday, so I assume it is the most recent version.
I am a new R user and I have a new computer, so I'm installing this for the first time on this machine. I hit two bumps that were not mentioned in the documentation:
install.packages('rlang')
as a pre-requirement for installation in the documentation.