Cannot convert object to an environment: [type=character; target=ENVSXP]

[Zhangjs16]

NULL
[,1]
[1,] "(118.125, -16.125)"
Error in .sc_cpp_construct_rss_table(y, X, n, h, breaks, intercept_only, :
Cannot convert object to an environment: [type=character; target=ENVSXP].
Error in .sc_cpp_construct_rss_table(y, X, n, h, breaks, intercept_only, :
Cannot convert object to an environment: [type=character; target=ENVSXP].
此外: Warning message:
In cor.test.default(ti, obsVI, method = "spearman") :
Cannot compute exact p-value with ties
Error in .sc_cpp_construct_rss_table(y, X, n, h, breaks, intercept_only, :
Cannot convert object to an environment: [type=character; target=ENVSXP].
Error in .sc_cpp_construct_rss_table(y, X, n, h, breaks, intercept_only, :
Cannot convert object to an environment: [type=character; target=ENVSXP].
Error in .sc_cpp_construct_rss_table(y, X, n, h, breaks, intercept_only, :
Cannot convert object to an environment: [type=character; target=ENVSXP].
Error in .sc_cpp_construct_rss_table(y, X, n, h, breaks, intercept_only, :
Cannot convert object to an environment: [type=character; target=ENVSXP].
Error in .sc_cpp_construct_rss_table(y, X, n, h, breaks, intercept_only, :
Cannot convert object to an environment: [type=character; target=ENVSXP].
此外: Warning messages:
1: In cor.test.default(ti, obsVI, method = "spearman") :
Cannot compute exact p-value with ties
2: In cor.test.default(ti, CO2change, method = "spearman") :
Cannot compute exact p-value with ties
3: In AnnualClim.Cal(anu.VI, VI.index, ACP.table, ACT.table = ACT.table, :
Insufficent positve slopes exist. Returing most significant negative slope
Error in { : task 2 failed - "不能给没有维度的对象设'rownames'"
Calls: system.time -> %do% ->
Timing stopped at: 47.31 0.084 47.4

[ArdenB]

it seems to be a conflict with the new version of BFAST which has been rewritten in C++. Because of this its not a very fast fix for me, I will have to do quite a bit of work and it's going to take some time.  In the meantime, there are two work-arounds, the first is to actually import the bfast library into your script.  The published version of TSS-RESTREND only imports a single function from bfast. For some reason when I do that now it fails in the C++ park (Which is why the R error handling in TSS-RESTREND doesn't work).  However, if you add library(bfast) into your R script the problem goes away. The other solution is to reinstall bfast and specify a version < 1.6.0. I will have a better fix in the next couple of weeks.