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testthat tests fail with the new stringi using ICU 63.1 #1604
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I just tried it on macOS with stringi 1.3.2 and it passed those tests fine. Also I just tried it on Ubuntu 18.04 and it passed as well. > packageVersion("stringi")
[1] ‘1.3.2’ kbenoit@ubuntu:~$ sudo apt upgrade libicu-dev
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
libicu-dev is already the newest version (60.2-3ubuntu3). How to get the 63.1 ICU version? |
Hi Ken, see https://cran.r-project.org/web/checks/check_results_quanteda.html |
Yep, just got the notice from CRAN by email. I can install Ubuntu 18.10 in (another) VM and will test this next week. It's a relatively obscure test about a weirdo space character so removing it is pretty inconsequential, but it would be good to understand more about the underlying ICU changes that triggered the test failure, so we will study it a bit too. |
You can reproduce these with Docker:
and then, once a Debian-Testing environment is up and running:
In R:
and now:
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@gagolews I think we fixed this in the current |
Confirming, works like a charm. Cheers! |
Hi there!
Running against the most recent stringi 1.3.1 (devel version https://github.com/gagolews/stringi) gives:
This happens on a Ubuntu 18.10 system with libicu-dev version 63.1 (stringi compiled against system ICU)
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