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Just to make sure, you're trying to install R packages into a conda env with R installed? And the R that is installed hasn't been updated?Īlso, at the moment it seems like R3.5.1 is the most "stable" A caveat is that all the correct permissions need to be in place for R to access existing packages. In general, if an R package exists in conda you should install via conda, however, if you call R from the conda env and then use install.packages(), the library path will be in the conda environment and everything should work ok, example below.
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