Hello, I updated to the last R version yesterday (3.5.0, "Joy in Playing") and, while I had to reinstall a few packages after an R update in the past (often "Rcpp" or "stringi"), this time I had to reinstall all my packages. I am not sure if this is due to a major change in R (maybe the fact that n…

Based on that error message, it sounds like you need the dev. version of rlang for 3.5.0 compatibility, so you'd have to install it using devtools. (Though I'm still kind of puzzled by that since the Travis builds look fine: https://travis-ci.org/r-lib/rlang/builds/367670613 As do the CRAN Checks …

I got it to work by reinstalling R without the i386 files. rlang would install after I installed devtools from github, and I finally got ggplot2 to install from github after removing the i386 architecture, seems there's a build problem with ggplot2 on github right now

The ggplot2 github issue has sent me down a long rabbit hole in the last hour. Glad I'm not the only one.

were you able to get yours working?

No, but I'm wondering if there is a separate or deeper problem going on. rlang won't link to some base functions correctly on installation and that seems to be trickling upwards through other package installations. Might be a directory issue? I'm in over my head at that point.

I had the same problem installing the github version of ggplot2. and then I looked at cran and it seems like ggplot2 on cran was updated a year ago on 2016-12-30. That means I do need the github version because even the plotly recommends it. but it doesn't work.

After updating to R3.5.0 and the latest RStudio I'm having a similar issue (can't install github ggplot2 or even github tidyverse). I get the issue: devtools::install_github('tidyverse/tidyverse') Downloading GitHub repo tidyverse/tidyverse@master from URL https://api.github.com/repos/tidyverse/t…

@emilynz I was in the same boat regarding geom_sf so I tried tmap. Works seamlessly with sf and the API is similiar to ggplot2. So if you need to get something done, this might be a good substitution.

I just reverted to R 3.4.2 which means I am able to use the existing ggplot2 dev version that I already had installed. Interestingly when I tried to update it to the current github version it doesn't work on 3.4.2 either, so I'm wondering if it's an RStudio issue...? I should probably try to instal…

same with me Now I can't even update in R 3.4.4 version as well. It's like they are trying to update something in ggplot2 which crashes it. We should wait untill it works on someone's computer.

@emilynz Not an rstudio issue. I can replicate this in and out of R with a vanilla session of R etc.

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