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Hi All, I noticed that all packages accepted in Bioc 3.9 have their Bioc_since (year-in-bioc) broken. Following the svg link indicates a code error. Here is an example from our package https://bioconductor.org/shields/years...
Hi all, My package "lipidr" has been failing checks for a while, giving the error below: Error in .wrap_in_length_one_list_like_object(value, name, x) : failed to coerce 'list(value)' to a IheatmapPlots object of length 1...
Hi all, I noticed that bioc_check on devel checks for R version dependency, and produces a warning to change R dependency to 3.6 (currently set as R >= 3.5.0). Just quickly looking at Bioconductor packages, it seems...
I'm encountering issues when building my package NetPathMiner on palomino3 ( http://bioconductor.org/checkResults/devel/bioc-LATEST/NetPathMiner/palomino3-checksrc.html). The package depends on system libraries libxml2 and libsbml. So far, I've been using `LIB_XML2` and...
Excellent catch Martin. I was able to confirm the issue using the script below (on Bioc-Devel Docker). The issue was also resolved by simply reinstalling iheatmapr. It would be great if iheatmapr is reinstalled manually on the devel build...
Thanks Lori for the clarification. If the purpose of the check is to capture the R version upon submission to Bioconductor, then it makes sense. I would suggest a bit of clarification in the docs though. Also, a warning is...
Thanks Vincent. I would like to debug the error, but I still cannot reproduce it. SessionInfo, below, shows update to date versions! My Travis build also works, with Bioc Devel and iheapmapr 0.4.12 ( https://travis-ci.org/github...
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