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How to avoid the following NOTE that is appearing in R CMD check with the new R development version ( R Under development (unstable) (2017-02-15 r72179))? • checking for unstated dependencies in examples ... OK • checking line endings in C/C++/Fortran sources/headers ... OK • checking compiled code ... NOTE File ‘pkgname/libs/pkgname.so’: Found no calls to: ‘R_registerRoutines’, ‘R_useDynamicSymbols’ It is good practice to register native routines and to disable symbol search. For example in Hmisc The message is somewhat arcane. I looked around also in other packages and I found that the

I'm facing this issue when i try to download and install a package from git-hub using devtools. R Version : 3.1.3 (64 bit) > install_github("hadley/httr") Downloading github repo hadley/httr@master Error in curl::curl_fetch_memory(url, handle = handle) : Timeout was reached > traceback() 13: .Call(R_curl_fetch_memory, url, handle) 12: curl::curl_fetch_memory(url, handle = handle) 11: request_fetch.write_memory(req$output, req$url, handle) 10: request_fetch(req$output, req$url, handle) 9: request_perform(req, hu$handle$handle) 8: httr::HEAD(src_submodules, , auth) 7: github_has_remotes(x, auth)

I want to set a listener for console.log() and do something with the message without preventing the default behaviour. So, the console of the dev tools should get the message as well. Any ideas? Never tried this in a webpage, but it work in a browser plugin (where javascripts rights are are not the same for security reasons). You could definitively go for something like this : (function(){ var originallog = console.log; console.log = function(txt) { // Do really interesting stuff alert("I'm doing interesting stuff here !"); originallog.apply(console, arguments); } })(); The funny thing in

I am trying to install a sample package from my github repo: https://github.com/jpmarindiaz/samplepkg I can install it when the repo is public using any of the following commands through the R interpreter: install_github("jpmarindiaz/rdali") install_github("rdali",user="jpmarindiaz") install_github("jpmarindiaz/rdali",auth_user="jpmarindiaz") But when the git repository is private I get an Error: Installing github repo samplepkg/master from jpmarindiaz Downloading samplepkg.zip from https://github.com/jpmarindiaz/samplepkg/archive/master.zip Error: client error: (406) Not Acceptable I haven't

In Ubuntu, I am installing all the R packages in the directory, /usr/lib/R/site-library by specifying lib option in install.packages() . But when I try to install the development version of the R packages using, install_github() , it always installs in a local repository of the system user. .libPaths() has 4 directories including the local repository. So, I have 2 questions, Will it install in any of the other 3 repositories if i remove the local repository from .libPaths() ? Is there any way to specify installation library path in install_github() ? I am using Ubuntu 12.04 64bit and R 3.0.1 -

My institution recently installed GitLab for us. I've figured out how to install R packages from the GitLab server using devtools::install_git and it works as long as the project is public. #* When modeltable project has Public status devtools::install_git('https://mini-me2.lerner.ccf.org/nutterb/modeltable.git') However, if I have a package that is listed as either "Internal" or "Private," I can't install the package without some form of authentication. As of yet, I haven't figured out how to pass authentication via the URL. Does anyone have experience with downloading packages from GitLab? #