Using setRepositories()does not give the correct repositories for all
Bioconductor releases. For instance, the R-4-3 version might be associated with
Bioconductor 3.17 (the �previous� release) or 3.18 (the �current� release). R
thinks Bioc 3.17 is appropriate (not wrong, just not correct)
> uti
An alternative way is to first set `setRepositories(ind = 1:4)`. This will
add Bioconductor repos to the default repos in your R session.
Then you can use `install.packages()` instead of `BiocManager::install()`.
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Hi, Chiagozie.
This list is mainly for developer questions. Your best bet is to ask on
https://support.bioconductor.org/ where you'll get many more eyes on your
question and the broadest possible community will benefit from answers.
When you ask there, consider adding the output of sessionInfo() t
Hi! I am wondering if you have any other suggestions on how to install the
Bioconductor package?
I keep getting this error message even though I am on the internet and this
website https://bioconductor.org/config.yaml works.
I have also discussed with my IT department and they cannot find any iss
Hi Jennifer,
Thanks a lot for the quick response! Our build server was still on an
older version of Seurat.
Data package is updated.
Kind regards,
Johannes
On 06.11.23 20:30, Jennifer Wokaty wrote:
Hi Johannes,
I installed R 4.3.2 on the release builders on Thursday after the last
Experim
