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urgent: CRAN fix for c.POSIXct() #375
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@peterdesmet we should fix this one together with the PRs for unit tests that we will publish soon. Deadline is soon, May 12 the package will be archived on CRAN. |
Error seems to thrown here: Lines 411 to 412 in 5ee47fe
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Some more info from Kurt Hornik on the change:
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@peterdesmet @niconoe I don't fully understand what has changed, but fix 33ef0c2 and 49e7e64 should bypass the call to Can't really test this as it's only available on the latest R dev version, and I can't easily compile that on OSX |
Can I do something to help solving this? I have access to Windows/linux machines if that helps... What should be done? Install/compile R development version and try to install bioRad |
Yes, such testing on the latest dev version for Windows/linux would be great. There are also https://win-builder.r-project.org/ and https://builder.r-hub.io/ which performs tests, but it takes often > half hour to get test results, and hard to debug. But maybe still quickest option? |
Those are ready for review, and can be merged after that. Agree with waiting with #365
I think it should be 0.6 - Some new functionality, lots of new unit tests and documentation improvements, so more than just a hotfix. Note I started already https://github.com/adokter/bioRad/blob/develop/NEWS.md update |
I'll run |
R-hub test fails on get_quantity unit test. Commenting out the test and will submit R-hub test again.
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I'm trying to install bioRad on Windows (R dev version), but get the following error:
It looks more like an install problem than a problem in the package itself, it might be my lack of experience. |
Hi @niconoe, thanks for trying this - I would try enabling bioconductor repo's as well, in addition to CRAN, with:
It needs bioconductor to install the rhdf5 package. You can also try to install it manually, see https://www.bioconductor.org/packages/release/bioc/html/rhdf5.html |
I'm still struggling:
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Not sure why your build fails either @niconoe, many packages are having issues since recent R 4.0 release, maybe that is part of it |
R-hub build ( |
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