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Problem accessing bioconductor during revdep_check()
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The weird thing is, I ran this exact same github action for a different R package two weeks ago without any problems, and that other R package has bioconductor dependencies as well. |
I also had no problems running |
Same issue here on Windows and Mac (local and gh actions). When running |
Same issue here. Note that this is also the case when I use |
In the meantime, I have a fork where I disabled most of the things that were related to Bioconductor: pak::pak("etiennebacher/revdepcheck") It seems to work fine, but of course this won't check for revdep failures on Bioconductor. |
@gaborcsardi any thoughts? |
Try setting the |
That did it, thanks! Shouldn't revdepcheck always be using the most recent version of bioconductor? |
You always need to use the one that is appropriate for the current R version. Which used to be 3.17, but now it is 3.18, and Bioconductor deleted their 3.17 repository, I don't really understand why. |
This solves my issue in GH Actions: https://github.com/dieghernan/nominatimlite/actions/runs/8537095790 Full action code: https://github.com/dieghernan/nominatimlite/blob/main/.github/workflows/revdepcheck.yaml |
If not already done, please handle this internally in the Checking reverse dependencies is now a big part of CRAN submission / verification, that I am also surprised that |
I'm trying to run
revdep_check()
in a github action, but I'm running into this error:I get the same error when I try with a windows runner:
I'd appreciate any advice you might have, thanks.
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