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Error ... number of characters is not computable in "bytes" encoding, element 1 #81
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More info: gh_users[[1]][[23]]
#> NULL
ghuj[[1]][[23]]
#> named list() |
Thanks for reporting. I actually just started running into this problem myself but making my example reproducible was a bit of a nightmare, so this is great. I'll look at it over the weekend. From what I could tell there is a problem somewhere with special characters and |
As a workaround for now you can try Alternatively, I was able to get this to work on the current devel version:
Although I can't think of a reason why this issue should pop up in release but not devel. Finally, I know I have recently seen the issue in the devel version as well, but apparently not with this data. |
OK thanks for the suggestions! Yes I was using the CRAN version, I'll switch to GitHub for now. |
Reproducible example in development version:
Note this is partly Gabor's fault for having non-ASCII characters in his name (jk). |
Why do you think I included him i this list? 😄 |
Allright, dev version should be good to go. I'll close this issue when I merge into master. Hope to update CRAN version at some point in the next couple of weeks. Thanks for the great example. |
Oh this is great! I've re-installed from GitHub and have successfully used |
I'm trying to compare two lists. Sorry this not a very minimal reprex but maybe it's easy for you to spot the problem?
I'm making a package of recursive lists to use in teaching and examples. I make the list available as an R object and also as JSON (and XML). I'm comparing the source list to the list I get from importing the JSON. Was hoping to use
diffObj()
to see the diffs but it immediately errors.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: