Matthew Brett

I don't know whether this is the right place to ask this - but it really is a significant problem that, at the moment, there is no way to point...

Thanks for this. I am thinking of seeing if we can get some help for this from the RStudio developers. Can you say any more what about what we need,...

@ryanlovett - would you consider posting that question about env vars and the `rstudioapi::remote` code over at the linked RStudio thrread: https://github.com/rstudio/rstudio/issues/9925 , just for greater visibility? If not, I'm...

Thanks!

Thanks very much for taking a look. Obviously it's no problem to rely on an installed graphviz for the tests, but I was hoping it wasn't too hard to stick...

The build isn't using Anaconda - it's using Python.org Python, and packages installed from pip. Is it possible that the build is compiling with something more recent (perhaps in the...

Ouch - that's harder than it seems, because graphviz appears to provide only the latest release on its site, and building from a git checkout was bothersome, maybe because of...

Yes, it works fine on Mac. The problem is with Manylinux, where the autoconf / automake / libtool versions are old.

Is there a good known commit, on graphviz master, that we could use instead?

OK - I think that's right, that commit f54ac2c9 is 2.38. I got graphviz building from the repo, with a bit of fiddling, and the tests pass now, on macOS...