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This should be relatively straightforward to implement, e.g. something like this in the deps/build.jl file:
deps/build.jl
Rhome = get(ENV, "R_HOME", "") if Rhome == "*" r_version = get(ENV, "RCALL_CONDA_R", ">=3.4.0,<4") Conda.add("r-base$(r_version)") end
Then, you can override the version of R installed by Conda by setting RCALL_CONDA_R, e.g.:
RCALL_CONDA_R
ENV["RCALL_CONDA_R"] = ">=3.6.0,<4"
ENV["RCALL_CONDA_R"] = "=3.5"
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I'm marking this as stale/not planned, because we now have experimental CondaPkg support, where this can be specified via CondaPkg's dependency file.
That said, if somebody wants to open a PR with the necessary changes, I would be happy to revirew.
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This should be relatively straightforward to implement, e.g. something like this in the
deps/build.jl
file:Then, you can override the version of R installed by Conda by setting
RCALL_CONDA_R
, e.g.:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: