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Ignoring optional dependencies #582
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Sorry, the docs are off, the syntax is |
Thanks for the quick reply! I have tried both However, now I get the following errors during package installation: |
I am facing the same situation, and I see the same problem. |
The issue seemed to be fixed when I list the package being ignored in the
The problem is, the |
The |
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Describe the bug
The documentation page on setup-r-dependencies describes how to ignore specific, optional dependencies. However, when I try the suggested approach via
package=<packagename>?ignore
with the R package gurobi in Enhances, I get:
<simpleError in get_remote_types(refs): Can't parse remotes: package=gurobi>
To Reproduce
I have created a minimal working package example, logs for one of the failing builds can be found here:
https://github.com/beckerbenj/testCheckForceSuggests/runs/7095275132?check_suite_focus=true
Additional context
If have alternatively tried setting dependencies to 'hard' as recommended in #548 , which seems to work (for most builds?):
setting dependencies to hard
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