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> Is there some process you used to figure out what dependencies were archived?
@jwokaty FWIW here is a little function you can use to find those CRAN packages that are installed on a builder but have vanished from CRAN:
find_vanished_CRAN_pkgs <- function(CRAN_repos="https://cran.r-project.org") { inst_pkgs <- installed.packages()[ , "Package"] is_cran <- sapply(inst_pkgs, function(pkg) "CRAN" %in% packageDescription(pkg)$Repository) inst_cran_pkgs <- inst_pkgs[is_cran] all_cran_pkgs <- available.packages(repos=CRAN_repos)[ , "Package"] setdiff(inst_cran_pkgs, all_cran_pkgs) }
Returns the following on nebbiolo1:
> find_vanished_CRAN_pkgs() [1] "assertive.code" "assertive.data" "assertive.data.uk" [4] "assertive.data.us" "assertive.datetimes" "assertive.properties" [7] "assertive.strings" "assertive.types" "multipanelfigure" [10] "optimr" "rbokeh" "Rcgmin" [13] "Rvmmin"
We should probably think about having BBS automatically remove vanished packages (+ their rev deps) at the beginning of a run.
Originally posted by @hpages in #359 (comment)
Maybe there should also be some kind of notification that a CRAN package was removed so that we can evaluate the apt and pip dependencies.
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@jwokaty FWIW here is a little function you can use to find those CRAN packages that are installed on a builder but have vanished from CRAN:
Returns the following on nebbiolo1:
We should probably think about having BBS automatically remove vanished packages (+ their rev deps) at the beginning of a run.
Originally posted by @hpages in #359 (comment)
Maybe there should also be some kind of notification that a CRAN package was removed so that we can evaluate the apt and pip dependencies.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: