So it seems I need to set -enable-R-shlib when I compile R.stay tuned. 05:50:30 ERROR Unable to find libR.dylib in expected locationswithin R Home directory /usr/local/lib/R-4.0.0-devel LOGGED FROM: bool rstudio::core::r_util::(anonymous namespace)::getLibPathFromRHome(const rstudio::core::FilePath &, std::string *, std::string *) /Users/vagrant/workspace/IDE/macos-v1.2/src/cpp/core/r_util/REnvironmentPosix.cpp:140 dmg file that downloads, and in the resulting window slide the RStudio icon into the Applications icon. Then from the list of Installers, choose one that matches your operating system.
In ~/.rstudio-desktop/log/rdesktop.log I see the following: Go to the download page for RStudio and choose the DOWNLOAD button under the left column for RStudio Desktop FREE. UpdateĪfter reading the rstudio source and trying to understand how RSTUDIO_WHICH_R is used, I saw that there was some logging occurring. This is with Rstudio, R 3.6.1 installed in Frameworks and r77542 installed under /usr/local/bin on a Mac. Has anyone actually observed the documentation to be accurate? So I suspect that this documentation is no longer accurate for MacOS.
I can verify in Rstudio that the environment variable was set with Sys.getenv and points to a file: > file.exists(Sys.getenv('RSTUDIO_WHICH_R'))īut I can't for the life of me get RStudio to run anything but the version linked in /Library/Frameworks/R.framework/.
Which version of rstudio for mac os x install#
Well, I have a working install at location 2 (ie, can run it from Terminal no problem) and have also tried exporting RSTUDIO_WHICH_R=/usr/local/bin/R, then opening RStudio with open -an RStudio in a Terminal. whatever version of R is located at /Library/Frameworks/R.framework/Īnd this can be overridden by setting the environment variable RSTUDIO_WHICH_R.According to the documentation Rstudio for Mac scans for the R executable in the following sequence: I am trying to run R (development) version 4.0 that I compiled from source on a mac as the engine in RStudio.
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