Closed stla closed 1 year ago
Now I've tried library(RcppCGAL); cgal_install('https://github.com/CGAL/cgal/releases', '5.5.2')
but then I get cgal_pkg_state not found
.
So now I did the following and it seems to work:
library(RcppCGAL); cgal_pkg_stage <- list2env(list(ASK_INSTALL = FALSE, CLEANED = FALSE, OLD_VERSION = NA_character_, VERSION = NA_character_, WARNED = FALSE)); cgal_install(version = '5.5.2')
Hi,
It’s due to the release of the 5.6 beta which my function wasn’t able to parse correctly for the download file. I’m testing a version which should handle the beta’s correctly (i.e., download only the last stable release). Should be up later today on GitHub and hopefully on CRAN soon.
Eric On Jun 17, 2023, 9:06 AM -0700, stla @.***>, wrote:
So now I did the following and it seems to work: library(RcppCGAL); cgal_pkg_stage <- list2env(list(ASK_INSTALL = FALSE, CLEANED = FALSE, OLD_VERSION = NAcharacter, VERSION = NAcharacter, WARNED = FALSE)); cgal_install(version = '5.5.2') — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe. You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread.Message ID: @.***>
The current version on the GitHub here should work. Issue #9 should fix this and is submitted to CRAN. Thanks for flagging!
@stla New version on CRAN now and the Github is further updated with some minor wording changes to readme that hopefully makes things more clear in general. Please let me know if you find further bugs!
Hello Eric,
Previously I had nothing to do, but now when I use a Github action for one of my packages using RcppCGAL, the header files are not automatically downloaded. So I added
RcppCGAL::cgal_install()
to the YAML file defining the Github action, but then this generates an error:Would you have an idea about what happens?