Devin Pastoor

One thing you might consider, is this functionality is already largely present in the Tarballs implementation, it just knows how to find stuff on the filesystem. It wouldn't be that...

unfortunately, I am not certain that will be the fix you're hoping for. Eg you could already run pkgr "fine" under emulation (though there is no reason not to kick...

2 questions: 1) do you have R in your path 2) whats you're pkgr.yml look like? pkgr will, by default, try to launch R by just invoking essentially `R.exe --version`...

@DataStrategist sorry for the... extremely delayed response. I'm not completely sure how I missed this. To close the loop on this, your error is different than above, the "found unknown...

examples: - https://github.com/kubernetes/test-infra/pull/13662/files

can you run plan with a loglevel of debug - I'm unable to reproduce - and I see source when i run. ``` ⋊> /t/test pkgr plan --loglevel=debug 06:02:24 INFO[0000]...

Thanks for the report bill. That is not the intended behavior - as the "package will be updated" message implies, pkgr _should_ be updating those. I can reproduce/confirm that this...

additional information - the issue is more subtle than I thought. I was really scratching my head trying to figure out how this got through our tests around updating etc....

Hey Bill, Lets break this out - first, this is a reasonable idea and something i will noodle on the syntax of - but to get the behavior you want...

An extension of this syntax could be if the Repo isn't a name in the key/values of repos and is an http endpoint or file path then point to it...