If running setup() fails, you have to manually remove the created r-reticulate conda environment from /anaconda2/envs
The conda environment name is hard-coded in setup.R, and it doesn't check whether an env with that name already exists before trying to run conda create -n r-reticulate.
Consequently, subsequent attempts to run setup() will fail even after fixing whatever error caused the initial setup() failure, or else you have to keep manually removing the previously created environment.
If running
setup()
fails, you have to manually remove the createdr-reticulate
conda environment from/anaconda2/envs
The conda environment name is hard-coded in
setup.R
, and it doesn't check whether an env with that name already exists before trying to runconda create -n r-reticulate
.Consequently, subsequent attempts to run
setup()
will fail even after fixing whatever error caused the initialsetup()
failure, or else you have to keep manually removing the previously created environment.