It appears that at the time that you deployed, tree 1.0-39 might not have been the latest version in the package index. Could you try to deploy again? If it still fails, uninstall the package tree and then reinstall it and try deploying.
Okay, I have tracked this down to a bug in how we handle the presence of future versions of a package that appear in the package index. We will work on getting a fix out for next week.
2019-04-09T08:12:22.830705+00:00 shinyapps[838336]: Warning: namespace ‘partykit’ is not available and has been replaced
2019-04-09T08:12:22.830706+00:00 shinyapps[838336]: by .GlobalEnv when processing object ‘
I have the same issue, essentially, as is mentioned in this post. I hav an app that uses leaflet which I wrote as part of a job candidacy. It works fine on my machine (MacBook) and works fine when I push it to my own shiny server (Digital Ocean instance of Ubuntu 16.04 where I control package installations) but get messages about libraries (26!) uninstalled which seem to be upstream of the leaflet package when I try to publish it at shinyapps.io. I don't see any workaround since I have no control over packages there.
Preparing to deploy application...DONE
Uploading bundle for application: 3082802...Error:
Application depends on package "farver" but it is not installed.
Please resolve before continuing.
Application depends on package "isoband" but it is not installed.
Please resolve before continuing.
Application depends on package "labeling" but it is not installed.
Please resolve before continuing.
Application depends on package "utf8" but it is not installed.
Please resolve before continuing.
In addition: There were 29 warnings (use warnings() to see them)
Execution halted
The app you posted wouldn't initially work on my machine. I installed farver, isoband, labeling and utf8 and then it worked locally and deployed. My original app makes no explicit reference to these packages, though. It begins thusly: