Andreas Beger

Hey @mayeulk, thanks! This works for me now as well: ```r devtools::install_github("IQSS/dataverse-client-r") # restart R library("icews") library("dataverse") Sys.setenv("DATAVERSE_SERVER" = "dataverse.harvard.edu") # works now foo = dataverse::get_file(2711073, dataset = get_doi()$historic) ```...

I previously had code that would issue a warning in `.onLoad`. This doesn't work with R check, so I changed it to: - issue a startup message when the package...

A temporary solution is to install one of the previous commits. This works for me: ``` remotes::install_github("carlanetto/M4comp2018", ref = "6e75d59eb30e47cbb6bd5093d5bf2515493a6050") ``` The commit is from July 2018. 6e75d59eb30e47cbb6bd5093d5bf2515493a6050

Hey, I'm not sure. I'm not affiliated in any way with the producers of the data, so it's probably better to directly contact them with this question. Looks like there...

Hi! Thanks for the question and examples. You are right, both look like they should return two location each. Just adding some notes and context for now. The check in...

I added `logging.setup_logging()` in 30491891ee382d06d2008d42a78b72400a39e659, which by default quiets the elasticsearch and urllib3 logger. With that, running an example now looks like this: ``` >>> from mordecai3.logging import setup_logging >>>...