Installing packages into �C:/Users/Documents/R/win-library/3.6�Ĭontent type 'application/zip' length 45992 bytes (44 KB)Ĭontent type 'application/zip' length 1129315 bytes (1.1 MB)Ĭontent type 'application/zip' length 154103 bytes (150 KB)Ĭontent type 'application/zip' length 81581 bytes (79 KB)Ĭontent type 'application/zip' length 333928 bytes (326 KB)Ĭontent type 'application/zip' length 1123563 bytes (1.1 MB) Installing 6 packages: ellipsis, rlang, glue, backports, ps, vctrs Namespace ‘rlang’ 0.4.5 is already loaded, but >= 0.4.6 is requiredĭevtools::install_github("AckerDWM/gg3D")ĭownloading GitHub repo packages have more recent versions available.Įnter one or more numbers, or an empty line to skip updates: Package �ggplotgui� was built under R version 3.6.3Error: package or namespace load failed for ‘ggplotgui’ in loadNamespace(i, c(lib.loc. I also had trouble with it in an R Markdown file, though this might have been due to my adding a call to plotly() along with a ggplotgui call in the same file: might have been just too much to take. I am also now having trouble with ggplotgui. RStudio is great software, though from time to time there are snags. I got a similar error message when I downloaded another package ('cowplot'), but that installation still completed without freezing my lap top.Thank you again andresrcs. So I tried installing 'Rtools', but got a message saying Rtools is not available for R-3.4.2. I noticed part of the error message when installation of 'tidyr' freezes is saying that "Rtools" is not installed. Also, R-3.3.3 does not have an intermediate "BH" folder. When I compare this to the contents of the 'tidyr'-folder in R-3.3.3, all the folders in the R-3.4.2 tidyr folder are in the R-3.3.3 folder but R-3.3.3 has a few ('data', 'demo','doc', and 'R').
Inside there is a folder named "BH" and inside that a list of 4 folders and a handful of files.
#Problem with r studio update install
I let it try to finish updating for several minutes but seemed permanently frozen as I've seen before.įor R-3.4.2, I do not even have a folder named "tidyr", but instead I have a list of folders named something like "file77d413ac7710" that corresponds to each time I have tried to install tidyr while running this version of R. I ran > install.packages('tidyr', `update.packages(checkBuilt = TRUE)Īnd was prompted to hit "Y" for a number of packages and updates but the updates froze when it got to 'tidyr'. libpath() for both is separate, going to 2 separate folders named 'C:\Program Files\R\R-3.X.X\library', respectively.įor R-3.3.3, I have a folder named "tidyr" that has updated content since I last executed an update. At first it was just in R version 3.4.2, and then it was just the Hadley-verse packages, but now knitr won't load. The most frustrating thing is that it seems like what is not working keeps expanding. I have tried all three options for installing tidyr to no avail. Do you want to restart R prior to installing?" with options "yes", "no" and "cancel". Rstudio can restart R and then automatically continue to the installation after restarting.
Restarting R prior to updating these packages is strongly recommended.
#Problem with r studio update update
libPaths()), versionCheck = vI]) :Įrror: package or namespace load failed for ‘tidyr’Īdditionally, when ever I try to install or update packages currently, RStudio throws a window that says "One or more of the packages that will be updated by this installation are currently loaded. Here are some outputs I am getting related to the problem (in R-3.3.3): >.libPaths()Įrror in loadNamespace(j <- i], c(lib.loc. I initially discovered problems just with installing dplyr and tidyr with the updated version of R (R-3.4.2), but I am now having trouble opening many packages, even when I open Rstudio with the version of R that was previously working (R-3.3.3).
I updated R studio and R to be consistent with the versions used when some scripts I was given were written.
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