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ggplot2 missing dependencies: RColorBrewer, colorspace

4 messages · David Faden, Hadley Wickham, Simon Urbanek

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Hi,

Could anyone here provide some more details on the issue described
below? (That is briefly, when installing ggplot2 under R --
install.packages("ggplot2", dep=T) -- one finds a couple of
dependencies missing. Apparently this is a Mac-only issue?) What would
be involved in fixing it? I'd be willing to look into it if someone
would point out where to start. Thanks!

David
dfaden at iastate.edu
AIM: pitulx


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From: hadley wickham <h.wickham at gmail.com>
Date: Mon, Jul 21, 2008 at 4:11 PM
Subject: Re: ggplot2 missing dependencies: RColorBrewer, colorspace
To: David Faden <dfaden at gmail.com>


Hi David,

It's a bizarre bug with the mac version of R - I've complained about
it before but it hasn't been fixed yet.  Would you mind emailing
R-SIG-mac to complain?

Thanks,

Hadley
On Mon, Jul 21, 2008 at 3:39 PM, David Faden <dfaden at gmail.com> wrote:
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David,
On Jul 25, 2008, at 1:19 , David Faden wrote:

            
Dependencies spanning more than one line were not included in PACKAGES  
generated by the Mac binary building script (quite obvious when you  
look at which dependencies of ggplot2 were not installed ;)).
Mainly reporting it :). It's the first time I hear about this issue.  
It should be fixed now - it may take some time until all CRAN mirrors  
have picked it up, though.

Thanks,
Simon
Complaining is exactly the wrong thing to do - if reported (as David  
did) it is usually fixed right away...
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Well it was described on R-devel with CC to you on 20 August 2007, but
I never got a response.

Hadley
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On Jul 25, 2008, at 9:47 PM, hadley wickham wrote:

            
I don't think that's true - a) you never CCd me (I didn't get any such  
e-mail and there is no CC in the R-devel mail) and b) you got response  
from Brian and Duncan. You failed to follow up when Duncan suggested  
that it is likely a Mac issue (hence appropriate for SIG-Mac).

Cheers,
Simon