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Error noaa_stage3() - forecast workshop on Intel chip #17
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Is this related to #16 ? |
@jevanilla kind of related to #16, though that was on arm architecture (apple silicon) while you're on intel. but yes you just need the libraries. Can you try:
then restart R and try again? |
@cboettig I'm getting the same error after trying that. |
hmm.. what does |
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@jevanilla okay thanks for bearing with me! Yes, apparently CRAN binaries are not being built with S3 right now, CRAN is giving the arrow team a hard time about external dependencies. The suggested work-around at present is to do: install.packages('arrow', repos = 'https://apache.r-universe.dev') instead. can you try this and let us know? Thanks so much! |
Still no love for me using this install method... |
@jevanilla just to confirm, you do |
That is correct. I just updated my version of R from 4.3.2 to the latest 4.4.1. I get a message when loading arrow to install using the method you describe, but that is in fact how I did it.
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right, hmm. Just to confirm, you did also restart R after installing this way? (without restarting, R will not start using the newer version, and the message implies that it still loading the version of arrow installed from CRAN) |
Yes, just tried it again to be double sure.
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I'm getting the following error in the forecast_challenge_workshop_aquatics tutorial:
I'm running on a 2020 MacBook Pro with a 2.3 GHz Quad-Core Intel Core i7 processor
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