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Call to prophet causes CNET pop up #1378
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If you're building the package from source then it will need the build tools though. Why wouldn't you click "yes" in this case? |
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Thank you so much for the response Sir. |
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Like it says you'll need R build tools to install from source. I'm not sure how CNET got themselves involved here, but you can also download them from here: https://cran.r-project.org/bin/macosx/tools/ (and you'll need to install from source because OSX binaries on CRAN are stuck at an old version ... hopefully we can figure that one out soon, #977). The only alternative that you could consider is installing directly from github using the devtools package: |
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I appreciate that, I’d be ok if clicking yes caused the tools to load, but the CNET thing seems odd. Do you recommend a complete uninstall and then install of R and Prophet? |
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I'm not really sure where CNET is coming from, I guess that's part of rstudio? I don't think re-installing R would be necessary, you just need to install the build tools. There are some directions here on what to install to get rstan working (at which prophet would install): https://discourse.mc-stan.org/t/rstan/11723 |
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I sent Sean a screen shot of the most current error messages, but it does look like the command line xcode-select —install into terminal of RStudio may deliver some results.
But I did uninstall R, so far so good, I’ll circle back when I have a positive result.
I really can’t thank you guys enough, I run a huge sales team here in Nashville and I wish I could learn all this well enough to navigate every issue but I probably should have started 20 years ago.
Stay tuned,
Shawn B
… On Mar 6, 2020, at 7:53 PM, Ben Letham ***@***.***> wrote:
I'm not really sure where CNET is coming from, I guess that's part of rstudio? I don't think re-installing R would be necessary, you just need to install the build tools. There are some directions here on what to install to get rstan working (at which prophet would install): https://discourse.mc-stan.org/t/rstan/11723
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I am quite new please forgive me, but after 0.6 prophet update from 0.5, R MacOS Catalina. A call to prophet returns
this screenshot. Pop up type warning that I must install build tools.
I tick no and it returns error with no call to prophet.
Any help whatsoever would be immensely helpful as I finalize a presentation.
Thank you.

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