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Fedora has a helpful copr that contains binaries of CRAN packages. Unfortunately there seems to be a conflict between the functionality of the copr and the installation of r-languageserver. To use the Fedora copr you need to install a Fedora package called R-CoprManager. When this is installed (even if it is manually disabled with R) it prevents installation of r-languageserver.
The current workaround is to uninstall R-CoprManager, install r-language server, and then reinstall R-CoprManager. I placed an issue on the R-CoprManager repos but it seems the issue is related to the build process being used here. Specifically they advise to add the `--vanilla`` argument, as follows:
R --vanilla --slave -f src/install.r <lib_loc> <ref>
Is it possible for you to modify accordingly, please?
Thanks.
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I don't mean to pollute the issues but I was having an issue installing r-langaugeserver with mason.nvim on fedora 39. I followed the above comment and removed R-CoprManager and r-languageserver installed perfectly. Just saying that the above does work.
Hello,
Fedora has a helpful copr that contains binaries of CRAN packages. Unfortunately there seems to be a conflict between the functionality of the copr and the installation of r-languageserver. To use the Fedora copr you need to install a Fedora package called
R-CoprManager
. When this is installed (even if it is manually disabled with R) it prevents installation of r-languageserver.The current workaround is to uninstall R-CoprManager, install r-language server, and then reinstall R-CoprManager. I placed an issue on the R-CoprManager repos but it seems the issue is related to the build process being used here. Specifically they advise to add the `--vanilla`` argument, as follows:
Is it possible for you to modify accordingly, please?
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: