Closed pati-ni closed 5 years ago
This seems like a failure of the base R installation process, most likely because of the new staged installation. See e.g.: https://stat.ethz.ch/pipermail/r-devel/2019-May/077736.html and the workaround there:
Disabling staged installation, for instance by setting environment variable 'R_INSTALL_STAGED=false' avoids this problem.
I can confirm this problem exists when trying to install ps in the WSL (Windows 10). The workaround works fine in that case
I found that I get this message when trying to update a library owned by root user (on Unix-based systems, of course). Just chown the library folder to the user running R to solve the issue.
I can not seem to get this package working with R 3.6
I am pretty sure I do not have permission problems since I am able to successfully install other packages.
Is this problem reproducible in other systems as well or is it just mine?