Suppress some compilation messages in non-interactive R sessions #462
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Unit tests tests passed on my local machine in both an interactive and non-interactive session. Looks like there are some issues installing MPI in the GitHub Actions workflows. |
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@wlandau Thanks! Will take a look shortly. Seems there is an unrelated Ubuntu package installation issue, will restart tests until it goes away :) |
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@wlandau please merge master in whenever you have the chance. The CI fix was pushed there. |
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Omit compilation messages "Compiling Stan program..." and "Model executable is up to date!" for non-interactive R sessions. Fixed #429.
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