Closed jameslamb closed 4 years ago
I created a conda
environment with r-base
in it on my laptop, and found that conda
will use ${LIBR_HOME}/lib
as the location for the core library. That path was removed in #2963 because /lib
isn't used by any of the standard R installations. I didn't realize that's how conda
did it.
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