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Can't load ggiraph with dev ggplot2 #267

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olivroy opened this issue May 5, 2023 · 3 comments
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Can't load ggiraph with dev ggplot2 #267

olivroy opened this issue May 5, 2023 · 3 comments

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@olivroy
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olivroy commented May 5, 2023

Hi,
I can't load ggiraph,

I am getting the following error message.

library(ggiraph)
Error: package or namespace load failed forggiraph:
 object 'guide_gengrob' not found whilst loading namespace 'ggiraph'

I am using the development version of ggplot2 on Windows if it helps with R 4.2.3.

I tried with the CRAN ggplot2, and it worked.

It seemed to be related to ggplot2, removing the guide_gengrob function from its internals.

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@schloerke
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Related PR in {ggplot2}: tidyverse/ggplot2#4879

Related fix in {plotly}: plotly/plotly.R@5b73531

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sigmapi commented Jul 9, 2023

Related PR in ggiraph: #269

@davidgohel
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fixed with 3672a99 that use #269 and deployed to CRAN

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