Closed mikemahoney218 closed 2 years ago
I'm personally very curious if this is going to use the new or old CI configuration... :eyes:
...well that's a bigger issue than expected.
For what it's worth, the package seems to install fine on my machine (on Ubuntu 22.04), the other Ubuntu jobs seem to be fine, and the other R-CMD-check jobs seem to be fine. So this is either an issue with 20.04 (which I was on when I wrote the C++ bits of package, so that'd be surprising) or the CI environment. I'll dig in later.
so rather confusingly, the step that says it fails (spatialsample failing to install) isn't actually the problem
the previous step, installing sf using ubuntugis-unstable system libraries, actually fails but reports a success: https://github.com/tidymodels/spatialsample/runs/8194307701?check_suite_focus=true#step:6:218
That's annoying, but at least gives somewhere to look. Specifically, that points me here: https://www.mail-archive.com/gdal-dev@lists.osgeo.org/msg36151.html
So hopefully installing libspatialite
helps.
@hfrick We talked about this last month, but I'd rather be safe than sorry: is this the sort of change I can merge without a review? There's no features or behaviors being changed here, just basic maintenance stuff.
yes, totally! 👍 Please merge the maintenance PRs as you see fit!
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