zaneeto
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1 year ago Problem was caused by conda, fixed with complete uninstall of conda/miniconda/miniforge systems. Maybe someone with more technical knowhow than me can figure out what exactly is the incompatibility with conda.
Apologies if this is an extremely basic question, I'm quite new to this. I am demonstrating this in VSCode, but I have also tried it in the base terminal with the same results. I have installed radian through pip on OSX, but when I try to run it nothing happens. As seen in the screenshot below, I have installed all the requirements for radian to work and my python is sufficiently new.
However, upon trying to run radian the expected r$> doesn't show up. Instead nothing happens, and I am unable to input any further commands to the terminal unless I kill the process.
I notice the little box on top of the VSCode terminal has turned from "zsh" to "python3.7" which suggests something related to radian has been activated. However, I am unable to use the console. Conversely, the basic R console is usable when I open it in my applications, so it is unlikely to be a problem on that end.
I have attached my settings.json here for VSCode if it is relevant.
{ "workbench.colorTheme": "Kimbie Dark", "python.defaultInterpreterPath": "/Users/li/miniforge-pypy3/bin/python", "terminal.integrated.inheritEnv": false, "jupyter.interactiveWindowMode": "perFile", "gitlens.advanced.messages": { "suppressGitMissingWarning": true }, "r.bracketedPaste": true, "r.alwaysUseActiveTerminal": true, "r.rterm.mac": "/Users/li/miniforge-pypy3/bin/radian", "notebook.editorOptionsCustomizations": { }, "r.rterm.option": [ "--no-save", "--no-restore", "--r-binary=/usr/local/bin/R" ], "editor.fontVariations": false }