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Currently if you have multiple builds of R installed on your system then, irrespective of the one being run, build_install_test() will call in to the default R. I ran in to this when testing on an R-devel install this morning. This can be resolved by querying the R path before constructing the call ...
with similar changes for Rscript and a slightly different incantation for Windows.
I've made PR #134 to implement this change. Currently it is marked as a draft as I have only checked it works on a linux machine not Windows. I'll try and sort a windows check over the next couple of days.
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Currently if you have multiple builds of R installed on your system then, irrespective of the one being run,
build_install_test()
will call in to the defaultR
. I ran in to this when testing on an R-devel install this morning. This can be resolved by querying the R path before constructing the call ...E.g. replacing
by
with similar changes for Rscript and a slightly different incantation for Windows.
I've made PR #134 to implement this change. Currently it is marked as a draft as I have only checked it works on a linux machine not Windows. I'll try and sort a windows check over the next couple of days.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: