WORKAROUND: unzip may be set to "" on some Linux systems #57
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remotes::install_remote() to generate an obscure error message: Error in system_check(unzip, args) : Command failed sh: : command not found Since "internal" unzip always, work this patch makes sure that is used also when unzip is "". See https://bugs.r-project.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=17255 for more details on why unzip may become "".
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unzip may be set to "" on some Linux systems, which causes
remotes::install_remote()to generate an obscure error that is a bit tedious to troubleshoot:Since "internal" unzip always, work this patch makes sure that is
used also when unzip is "".
See https://bugs.r-project.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=17255 for
more details on why unzip may become "".
PS. Yes, one could force
options(unzip = "internal")on such systems, and ideallyutils:::.onLoad()should do that, but until then this is user friendly patch.