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v1.5.0 release candidate #812
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``` ✖ Error: vignettes/develop.Rmd:25:181 404: Not Found Posit employees have access to the [Posit Professional drivers](https://docs.posit.co/pro-drivers/) and the infrastructure used to build and test them in the [rstudio/pro-drivers](https://github.com/rstudio/pro-drivers) repo. The Posit Professional drivers are a set of drivers vendored from Magnitude Simba that support many of the most popular DBMS, including SQL Server, Oracle, Redshift, Databricks, Snowflake, etc. The repository they're developed in contains tooling to spin up a number of databases in docker containers to test against. ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ✖ Error: vignettes/develop.Rmd:35:47 404: Not Found Among other things, the [rstudio/pro-drivers](https://github.com/rstudio/pro-drivers) repo defines a `MAKE` tool for setting up and tearing down databases in docker containers. Ensure that you have a docker daemon running (i.e. Docker Desktop open) and, if you're on macOS aarch64, have `Settings > Use Rosetta for x86_64/amd64 emulation on Apple Silicon` enabled. To start a container for a given `dbms`, run `MAKE dist=none DB=dbms up`, and **tear it down** with `MAKE dist=none DB=db down`. To see available `dbms` options, see the names of `.yml` files in the `docker-compose` directory. Find connection details for each database in `docker/shared/odbc.ini`. ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ✖ Error: vignettes/develop.Rmd:316:60 404: Not Found If you're a Posit employee, you should have access to the [https://github.com/rstudio/warehouse](https://github.com/rstudio/warehouse) repository. Follow the instructions there to get access to the internal Redshift cluster. Access to the cluster is only enabled through Posit's internal Workbench instance, where the professional drivers will already be installed. ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ✖ Error: README.md:22:10 403: Forbidden [Oracle](https://www.oracle.com/database), ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ```
Probably should be a minor release, I think. |
You got it. Still needs the DESCRIPTION version bump to 1.5.0 when you submit. |
And submitted 😄 |
Seeing:
Will try to see if I can reproduce / get some more information out of macbuilder. |
mac-builder appears to be down today (possibly as a result of CRAN being down earlier this morning?) and I'm [unable to replicate the failures on R-hub](https://github.com/r-hub2/indirect-dragonfly-odbc/actions/runs/9350831269). Will skip those tests on CRAN for this release.
mac-builder appears to be down today (possibly as a result of CRAN being down earlier this morning?) and I'm unable to replicate the failures on R-hub. Suggesting that we skip those tests on CRAN for this release. EDIT: forgot to mention, those R-hub builds are with: test_that("set_odbcsysini() works (#791)", {
skip_if(is_windows())
# expect_false(identical(Sys.getenv("ODBCSYSINI"), ""))
path <- dirname(odbcListConfig()[["drivers"]])
Sys.setenv(ODBCSYSINI = path)
expect_equal(Sys.getenv("ODBCSYSINI"), path)
}) |
Resubmitted |
Closes #811, closes #807. Two notes:
Depending on where the Snowflake migration is at, these may be the first GHA to fail. The offending tests use:
...so will not be an issue on CRAN.