Open christinabergmann opened 5 years ago
Moving this comment from Mike over here:
re: paper
Quitting from lines 9-17 (ChildDevPaper.Rmd)
package or namespace load failed for 'tidyverse' in loadNamespace(j <- i[[1L]], c(lib.loc, .libPaths()), versionCheck = vI[[j]]):
namespace 'tidyr' 0.7.0 is already loaded, but >= 0.7.2 is required
I'm happy to spend some time debugging this, but I'm having trouble even getting the app running locally on my computer.... is the readme file the most up-to-date information about the structure of things?
Molly
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Reopened #133 https://github.com/langcog/metalab2/issues/133.
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Hi Molly, I just looked into it, does it help if you comment out setwd("..") in main_builder.R? That did the trick for me (assuming you open from the metalab2 RProject. I published that change in a new branch called "Test" just in case. @cissard also for good code hygiene please don't leave in script parts with your own local paths (even if commented out)
We need to swap to using the "here" package throughout the codebase to avoid this kind of craziness. :)
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Hi Molly, I just looked into it, does it help if you comment out setwd("..") in main_builder.R? That did the trick for me (assuming you open from the metalab2 RProject. I published that change in a new branch called "Test" just in case. @cissard https://github.com/cissard also for good code hygiene please don't leave in script parts with your own local paths (even if commented out)
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@christinabergmann Building the ChildDevPaper fails if the tidyverse package is not installed (https://github.com/langcog/metalab2/blob/master/reports/ChildDevPaper.Rmd#L13)
We can either add tidyverse to the required packages list or only load the particular packages used in this Rmd. Any preference between those two?
Edit: re-reading @christinabergmann comment above, the issue arises if the tidyverse package fails to load. That can either happen if it's not installed (as was the case locally for me), or if other constraints fail, such as version compatibility issues with tidyr (which is happening on production and referenced in the comment above)
I'd add tidyverse...
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@christinabergmann https://github.com/christinabergmann Building the ChildDevPaper fails if the tidyverse package is not installed ( https://github.com/langcog/metalab2/blob/master/reports/ChildDevPaper.Rmd#L13 )
We can either add tidyverse to the required packages list or only load the particular packages used in this Rmd. Any preference between those two?
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I'd agree with Mike, thanks Eric, for figuring this out.
This is now blocked by #135 . Once that is resolved, the ChildDevPaper will build.
No idea what's wrong, the filenames match but it says 404 not found http://metalab.stanford.edu/reports/ChildDevPaper.html
(I assume something goes wrong during generating the html, if someone could take a look, that'd be great.)