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CRAN check failure: package 'quarto' but has not declared a SystemRequirements #71
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I'm pretty sure this is just a snide passing comment and not at all related to the problem. If we depend on the R package So I'm reading these emails as broadly: now that quarto-cli is installed on CRAN machines our tests are not passing. The good news/bad news is that I can reproduce the issue locally and after some digging it seems that our tests are failing legitimately. If I dig into
I figured out a fix and proposed a related issue in quarto-dev/quarto-r#126 |
The package is now archived on CRAN. I checked with the current r-devel using Rocker and I cannot reproduce the same errors anymore. So I think these issues are now gone. https://cran-archive.r-project.org/web/checks/2023/2023-10-22_check_results_renderthis.html |
I still see these errors. I don't know how to address this though because |
Are you seeing these errors locally? IIRC this was working in CI too after #73. Maybe we should kick off a new set of checks to see if the error has resurfaced. |
When I run |
Those are new! Looks like there have been changes in withr that have broken how we handle temporary file cleanup. Ironically, if renderthis had been on CRAN, withr would have seen our breakage with their reverse dependency checks |
I mean, I appreciate that CRAN makes people keep their stuff up to date, it feels like a good overall approach to make sure the whole ecosystem is working well. But things like this then fall through the cracks if the timing is off. |
We got notified from CRAN that we have several check failures:
A follow up email suggests that it has to do with the Quarto installation on CRAN:
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