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R 3.3.1 package missing jpeg, png, tiff, and cairo support #1063
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Please show the output of: |
Here they are with 3.3.1 installed. Let me know if you'd also like the
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Latest Anaconda R package (3.3.1) does not have PNG support; see ContinuumIO/anaconda-issues#1063
on 3.10.0-327.36.1.el7.x86_64
Someone on the docker group recommended
Update:
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The problem seems to have appeared somehow between between r-base 3.3.1 build 1 and r-base 3.3.1 build 3 (conda-archive/conda-recipes@601fd5d...dfe2d55). |
you switched around the deps quite a bit in dee9542. that might be it. you should maybe add a test for R like |
@flying-sheep I didn't change any dependencies in conda-archive/conda-recipes@dee9542. The only change there is renaming the jinja2 template variable I actually already do test the capabilities are as I expect them to be before I upload each release, and I have never encountered this problem, nor have I been able to reproduce it (on a range of Linux distros). I suspect it is a bad interaction between the system libraries and the conda libraries due to the fact the R is happy to mess with
Thanks! |
use conda install r-base 3.3.1-1 can solve this problem, this version is also compatible with r-rJava 0.9_8 |
@baixia84, did you also try:
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Hi @mingwandroid, sorry for the delay on my end. I just tried your new builds; unfortunately they did not solve the issue for me. Since you mentioned not having an environment to reproduce the problem, I started my latest test using a fresh Docker container created with the
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I have the same as @jnm issue with R 3.3.1 but on centos7.
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@baixia84 wrote "use conda install r-base 3.3.1-1 can solve this problem" but I tried ...and each returned PackageNotFoundError... |
@MaxPowerWasTaken try |
r 3.3.2 is available now. This Cairo issue is fixed on Linux and macOS and I also added a large amount of new packages including the tidyverse.
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This did not fix my problem. Also tried reverting to v3.1.3 with no avail: I tried going back to v3.1.3 and still having the X11 problem:
I've ssh'd in with X. Furthermore:
So, why can't it load |
If you want to try with R 3.3.2 then I can try to help you. What is I recommend starting from scratch with your installation if possible and installing R via:
If it doesn't work after that then please show the output from |
@mingwandroid It would be best to avoid a complete reinstall. Inside my 3.2.2 environment:
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You cannot use |
Ok. What would be the easiest way to replace my default packages with conda forge ones? I removed the default channel from my
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You can't since conda forge doesn't have an R infrastructure yet. This is being worked on. |
This is what happens when I remove the default channel:
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You're going to have to start from scratch here really.
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Fixed. |
@mingwandroid can you clarify what fixed this issue? Still seeing with R 4.0.3 Ubuntu Eoan rocker/tidyverse Docker container. |
Still face the same issue on my CentOS7.5 server: $ R
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Would it be possible to restore these capabilities? They were present in the 3.2.2 package:
With 3.3.1, they're gone:
Thank you.
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