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I am running into a problem with the 00LOCK file and .nfs files. It seemed to be caused by the following R is installed on NFS user A has loaded pkg_A containing a dynamically loaded library user B (the administrator) runs install.packages("pkg_A") as the final part of the installation process the 00LOCK directory is removed this creates a .nfs file because user A has the

...e not being ignored properly. (PR#17246) * file.mtime() no longer returns NA on Windows when the file or directory is being used by another process. This affected installed.packages(), which is now protected against this. * R CMD INSTALL Windows .zip file obeys --lock and --pkglock flags. * (Windows only) The choose.files() function could return incorrect results when called with multi = FALSE. (PR#17270) * aggregate(<data.frame>, drop = FALSE) now also works in case of near-equal numbers in by. (PR#16918) * fourfoldplot() could encounter integer...

..., Uwe and I tweaked the procedures for the Windows build machine so that packages are always installed/checked with a non-paralle make. Installing/updating packages in parallel can help a lot, and we've made two changes to facilitate that. First, there is a new option for R CMD INSTALL, --pkglock. This uses locks on a per-package basis so prevents more than one process trying to install a package at the same time, but allows several packages to be installed to the same library simultaneously. This places the onus on the caller to ensure that dependencies are installed first, and the &...

...ed.) ? R CMD INSTALL has a new option --compact-docs to compact any PDFs under the inst/doc directory. Currently this uses qpdf, which must be installed (see ?Writing R Extensions?). ? There is a new option --lock which can be used to cancel the effect of --no-lock or --pkglock earlier on the command line. ? Option --pkglock can now be used with more than one package, and is now the default if only one package is specified. ? Argument lock of install.packages() can now be use for Mac binary installs as well as for Windows ones. The value "pkglo...

...ed.) ? R CMD INSTALL has a new option --compact-docs to compact any PDFs under the inst/doc directory. Currently this uses qpdf, which must be installed (see ?Writing R Extensions?). ? There is a new option --lock which can be used to cancel the effect of --no-lock or --pkglock earlier on the command line. ? Option --pkglock can now be used with more than one package, and is now the default if only one package is specified. ? Argument lock of install.packages() can now be use for Mac binary installs as well as for Windows ones. The value "pkglo...

Hi, Why isn't 'R CMD check --force-multiarch' installing the package for all the architectures that are going to be checked? For some packages, it only installs for the default arch ('i386'). Then testing the package for 'x64' fails. For example, Output of R CMD check --force-multiarch fabia_1.5.0.tar.gz: ----------------------------------------------------------- *

...STAGED. R CMD INSTALL has new options --staged-install and --no-staged-install, and packages can use the StagedInstall field in their DESCRIPTION file to opt out. (That opt-out is a temporary measure which may be withdrawn in future.) Staged installation requires either --pkglock or --lock, one of which is used by default. * The interpretation of source code with extension .f is changing. Previously this denoted FORTRAN 77 code, but current compilers no longer have a FORTRAN 77 mode and interpret it as 'fixed-form' Fortran 90 (or later w...

...STAGED. R CMD INSTALL has new options --staged-install and --no-staged-install, and packages can use the StagedInstall field in their DESCRIPTION file to opt out. (That opt-out is a temporary measure which may be withdrawn in future.) Staged installation requires either --pkglock or --lock, one of which is used by default. * The interpretation of source code with extension .f is changing. Previously this denoted FORTRAN 77 code, but current compilers no longer have a FORTRAN 77 mode and interpret it as 'fixed-form' Fortran 90 (or later w...

...STAGED. R CMD INSTALL has new options --staged-install and --no-staged-install, and packages can use the StagedInstall field in their DESCRIPTION file to opt out. (That opt-out is a temporary measure which may be withdrawn in future.) Staged installation requires either --pkglock or --lock, one of which is used by default. * The interpretation of source code with extension .f is changing. Previously this denoted FORTRAN 77 code, but current compilers no longer have a FORTRAN 77 mode and interpret it as 'fixed-form' Fortran 90 (or later w...