First, I want to say thanks that you fixed a few issues to make jsq compileable in Linux. :-)
Now, when I compile jsq 0.9.5 for the Linux flatpak version, JASPgraphs is not fetched during compile. But this can be solved by manually invoking devtools::install_github("jonathon-love/JASPgraphs@337739b893d7634b8d9481d4256ddc13962a6ede", force=T, lib="/path-to/jsq-master/build/R/").
And after cleanly compiling with JASPgraphs, I get this error Error in rbind(info, getNamespaceInfo(env, "S3methods")) : number of columns of matrices must match (see arg 2), when I try to get simple descriptive plots, e.g., for Bayesian t-Tests or ANOVAs.
Steps to reproduce:
- Fetch latest version of jsq
- Manually download JASPgraphs into
build/R
- Compile jsq with
jmvtools::install(home = "flatpak")
- Open jamovi in terminal (
flatpak run org.jamovi.jamovi)
- Load
Tooth Growth dataset with DV: len and IV: supp
- Tick box for Descriptive plots
- Receive above error in terminal
First, I want to say thanks that you fixed a few issues to make jsq compileable in Linux. :-)
Now, when I compile jsq 0.9.5 for the Linux flatpak version, JASPgraphs is not fetched during compile. But this can be solved by manually invoking
devtools::install_github("jonathon-love/JASPgraphs@337739b893d7634b8d9481d4256ddc13962a6ede", force=T, lib="/path-to/jsq-master/build/R/").And after cleanly compiling with JASPgraphs, I get this error
Error in rbind(info, getNamespaceInfo(env, "S3methods")) : number of columns of matrices must match (see arg 2), when I try to get simple descriptive plots, e.g., for Bayesian t-Tests or ANOVAs.Steps to reproduce:
build/Rjmvtools::install(home = "flatpak")flatpak run org.jamovi.jamovi)Tooth Growth datasetwithDV: lenandIV: supp