Closed splaisan closed 4 years ago
Same problem for me installing it on CentOS7 with R 4.0. I have some packages, like "spdep" that need a recent version of gcc.
Perhaps the same problem.
Found that compiling version 1.0.3 is OK
Thanks @sebastien-prudhomme, It will indeed be such a problem. I had version 1.0.3 installed before upgrading and removed it in an attempt to go to 1.1.1 with fresh install I will reinstall the older version if I need tidyr before a solution comes out
I found a page detailing a way to accommodate difficult packages here and applied the same approach to tidyr with success. Hi @sebastien-prudhomme, please try it with your other packages ;-)
install.packages("tidyr", repos = "https://packagemanager.rstudio.com/cran/__linux__/centos7/latest")
I have now 1.1.0 installed without complain.
Hi,
I could install the new package on two other servers running R4 but not on that older rhel7 server running R 3.6.0 I tried installing with biocmanager and the built-in installer, same results
Not an expert but it seems that the 3.6 compiler is not happy with the new source I have cpp 0.1.0 installed and all my packages are reported as uptodate
Since RHEL7 does not install R4 yet, where can I find a version compatible with R 3.6.0?
Thanks for any hint