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RStudio does a fair bit of work to determine the best download method; you can see the result in RStudio by calling .rs.secureDownloadMethod(). This option effects a lot including install.packages(), and the fussiness appears to be needed in controlled corporate Windows environments. See #5355 where a user can install packages in RStudio (what RStudio is doing is working) but cannot install packages in Positron. That user got unstuck by setting:
options(download.file.method="wininet")
The extended discussion in rstudio/rstudio#10163 seems pretty relevant and I will highlight @kevinushey's advice there, for folks looking for a workaround for now:
In any event, I think our current recommendation is to use the default "libcurl" download method if possible (with http_proxy set if a proxy is required), and "wininet" if not (e.g. because you require the default Windows proxy settings).
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RStudio does a fair bit of work to determine the best download method; you can see the result in RStudio by calling
.rs.secureDownloadMethod()
. This option effects a lot includinginstall.packages()
, and the fussiness appears to be needed in controlled corporate Windows environments. See #5355 where a user can install packages in RStudio (what RStudio is doing is working) but cannot install packages in Positron. That user got unstuck by setting:The extended discussion in rstudio/rstudio#10163 seems pretty relevant and I will highlight @kevinushey's advice there, for folks looking for a workaround for now:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: