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@moseshassan thanks for the tip. I am able to instantiate a DataPortal object outside the backtest algorithm and access the data in it. This is the code I used: ```python...
@moseshassan thanks for sharing your thoughts. I'll go for the fork solution.
@NguyenTheSon can you share your config.yml?
Try setting the environment variable first before installing, for example: `ENV["R_HOME"] = "C:\\Program Files\\R\\R-3.6.2"`
In R, run `R.home()` to figure out the correct value for `R_HOME`. Then, in julia, set the `R_HOME` environment variable first before making the `Pkg` calls. Does this work?
I think you are right according to the [documentation](http://juliainterop.github.io/RCall.jl/stable/installation.html#Installing-RCall.jl-1). I used Julia from dockerhub and ran: ``` using Pkg Pkg.add("RCall") ``` I got an error too but it's different from...
@drhouse82 To install R through Conda.jl try: ``` using Conda Conda.add("r", channel="r") ``` This will install r in the base environment using the conda installed by Conda.jl. To verify everything...
@drhouse82 Can you share the output of `versioninfo()` from your Julia REPL? Once you installed R via conda.jl, can you actually run R? e.g. from cmd, run the relevant binary
@drhouse82 After you add the path to PATH and restart Julia, does the path to R.dll appear in `ENV["PATH"]`?
> Interestignly, I cannot start R.exe from commandline from that folder, without previously activating the base environment. This is as expected because when you activate a conda environment, it modifies...