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error remstats #3

Closed LisanneLageweg closed 1 year ago

LisanneLageweg commented 1 year ago

When I try to use the remstats() function, I encounter an error. How can I resolve this?

statObject <- remstats(edgelist = PartOfApollo_13, tie_effects = effects) Error: 'reh' is not an exported object from 'namespace:remify'

gerkovink commented 1 year ago

@mshafieek Can you answer this?

mshafieek commented 1 year ago

@gerkovink and @LisanneLageweg, Sure, I also replied to Jesse's email regarding this matter. The package is being updated at Tilburg University and I have already contacted the relevant person to report the problem. I'll let you all know as soon as I get a response.

mshafieek commented 1 year ago

@gerkovink, @LisanneLageweg,@JesseJvdw and @vira-dvoriak, regarding the issue that Lisannel mentioned, I received the following answer: "When you install remify and remstats from GitHub, install_github() calls by default the main branches to install the packages. At the moment, the main branch of remify (version 3.0.0) works with remstats 3.1.0 which is not yet the main branch on the GitHub repository but it is still a side branch.
You can install the side branch of remstats by calling the "TilburgNetworkGroup/remstats@v.3.1.0" in the install_github() function."

Hope this helps.

gerkovink commented 1 year ago

Closing as this issue is solved. See e.g. gerkovink/mice#8 or #4 for details on how to use devtools::install_github(). In this case:

devtools::install_github("TilburgNetworkGroup/remstats@v.3.1.0")