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Issues with packages needing gfortran
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Thanks for reporting. Can we track which packages require this? |
Thanks, see also this resource for installing |
@pratikunterwegs how can we identify which entries or packages depended on |
Unsure really, will give it a think. |
Carmen had similar issues in the past and we had a lot of success with the macrtools package: https://github.com/coatless-mac/macrtools/ |
Using the recommended |
I thought the error was limiting #59. As suggested, I'll add the resources you shared in the contribution guide. Thanks both! |
after updating my R to 4.4.0, and renv::restore() I got error for
Message I got:
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I have a persistent issue with installing packages that require
gfortran
as they are unable to detect that it is installed. This is part of a wider issue with installinggfortran
on MacOS. While I have followed the recommended steps to do this, the problem seems to come up repeatedly, e.g. with {StanHeaders} or {SparseM}. This makes it difficult to restore packages from the renv lockfile, which in turn makes it difficult to contribute analyses to the repo.Would it be possible to look into this issue, and add a section to the contribution guide that provides a definitive solution, or a list of solutions to try? Alternatively, it might be useful to move the analyses using these packages to a different repo, so that contributors need not have all the packages needed by the repo to contribute a single analysis.
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