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I am encountering an issue when attempting to upload the "actuar" package using rdepot. The upload process fails and generates the following error message in the logs:
It appears that the issue is related to the absence of the "author" field in the package metadata, which triggers a PackageValidationException with the message "empty.author".
I was able to reproduce the issue by uploading the package directly from the URL below:
Additionally, when attempting to sync using a more general CRAN mirror, the "actuar" package causes the entire synchronization process to fail. This suggests that it might be beneficial to implement a try-catch (or similar) mechanism during multiple package imports to prevent a single problematic package from stopping the entire process.
Best regards,
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We were able to reproduce the issue with the actuar package and are working on a fix, which will be released in the next version of RDepot.
The issue here in particular, was the "Classification/MSC-2010" property in the DESCRIPTION file, since our properties parser didn't expect any digits in the names of the properties whereas the documentation on R DESCRIPTION files allows any ASCII character (so digits should be allowed).
Thank you for your suggestion to implement a try-catch mechanism during synchronization of mirrored packages, we will be looking into this.
Hello,
I am encountering an issue when attempting to upload the "actuar" package using rdepot. The upload process fails and generates the following error message in the logs:
It appears that the issue is related to the absence of the "author" field in the package metadata, which triggers a
PackageValidationException
with the message "empty.author".I was able to reproduce the issue by uploading the package directly from the URL below:
Additionally, when attempting to sync using a more general CRAN mirror, the "actuar" package causes the entire synchronization process to fail. This suggests that it might be beneficial to implement a try-catch (or similar) mechanism during multiple package imports to prevent a single problematic package from stopping the entire process.
Best regards,
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: