Thanks @gaborcsardi . I already tried that (even if it detected my email address correctly) but to not avail. Also, when using the web interface at https://builder.r-hub.io/ and I arrive to the page to either verify my mail with github or get a token by e-mail: a) when trying to verify wih github I get an error message 'cannot verify email address' even though my e-mail is set as public in github. b) If I enter my email to get a verification code, I never receive such email even if the website says 'Email sent succesfully'
you can send it in private if you don't want to put it out here
or, what's your GH usersname?
oh, I guess that's the same as here :)
your email does not seem to be public:
❯ gh::gh("/users/litos81")
{
"login": "litos81",
[...]
"email": {},
[...]
}
@gaborcsardi Thanks. I thought that unticking the option 'Keep my email address private' in the Emails section of Github was enough. Making my email Public in my profile solved the problem when using the web interface and Github identification (now I appear as logged in builder.r-hub.io). I was able to build my package succesfully: https://builder.r-hub.io/status/sgs_0.2.0.tar.gz-822524ea5fb78711bd53a021e0a8f842
But I didn't receive any email afterwards. And from R it is still not working: the gh function is still displaying an empty email even though my email is now (really) public, if you visit my github profile it is displayed under my avatar...
But I didn't receive any email afterwards. And from R it is still not working: the gh function is still displaying an empty email even though my email is now (really) public, if you visit my github profile it is displayed under my avatar...
I do see the sending failures in the logs. It seems like our site is blacklisted on hotmail.com and outlook.com. :(
The error text is
* checking package dependencies ... ERROR
Package suggested but not available: 'ropls'
The suggested packages are required for a complete check.
variable _R_CHECK_FORCE_SUGGESTS_ to a false value.
Checking can be attempted without them by setting the environment
See section 'The DESCRIPTION file' in the 'Writing R Extensions'
manual.
I've had a similar problem with Travis CI, but was able to fix it by adding
biocViews: to the DESCRIPTION file
By the way, this error only happens with the Windows build on Rhub. It passes on winbuilder and was accepted to CRAN today.
Congrats on the CRAN acceptance!
I wonder whether it's something related to stuff discussed inr-hub/rhub#38, the wrong URL seems to be used on the builder https://builder.r-hub.io/status/holodeck_0.1.0.tar.gz-283b3d146341419893250c279f67f155#L276
Hi, I'm a first-time R-hub user (thanks for the great resource!) and am having a submission get hung up at the 'Preparing build' stage. I've described the problem fully here and @maelle suggested trying an R-hub specific help community, so here I am :)
Hi, similarly to @samzipper , I also experience builds hanging for hours - examples: https://builder.r-hub.io/status/jhaddins_0.0.0.9000.tar.gz-eb82f87affa34c29b6025685b6e36c55, https://builder.r-hub.io/status/dtexample_0.0.0.9000.tar.gz-15dc50f95f084e2cb8833e07b07cc0d2 .. Happy to help with diagnosing if I can, thanks for the amazing service!
@samzipper @jozefhajnala_gitlab it is up again, but there is quite some backlog, so it will take some time to finish your submissions...
Seems to be working well for me now, thanks!
One question: I tried a simple intregration with GitLab CI with good success, but currently I am accessing the check results via private fields pretty much like so:
cr <- rhub::check(platform = platform, show_status = TRUE)
statuses <- cr[[".__enclos_env__"]][["private"]][["status_"]]What would be a better (recommended) way to process results ? Eg. Number of errors, warnings and notes?
Fulls script for reference: https://gitlab.com/jozefhajnala/jhaddins/blob/experimental/inst/rhubcheck.R
@gaborcsardi , I added r-hub/rhub#257, not sure about the issue raising guidelines, happy to update if more/different info needed. Thanks for the great work!
Uploads currently stall indefinitely after
Preparing to build
Quick question: I would like to build a package that depends on the development version of another package (also mine) but that development version is not yet on CRAN. Would it be possible to somehow submit them in pairs, and specify that one dev version depends on that other dev version?
If your packages are on GitHub or another public repository, then you can add a
Remotes field to the DESCRIPTION file, see. e.g. https://github.com/r-lib/remotes/blob/master/vignettes/dependencies.Rmd R-hub will see this and install that dependency from the referred GitHub (or other) repository.
Works now. So ... Heisenbug. Thanks as always for the quick help!