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Investigate the cache with emacs integration #60

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jimhester opened this issue Mar 6, 2015 · 4 comments · Fixed by #496
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Investigate the cache with emacs integration #60

jimhester opened this issue Mar 6, 2015 · 4 comments · Fixed by #496
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I was getting some errors until I turned off caching.
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This is still broken, needs to be fixed!

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I know this is old, but perhaps it's related to this issue

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I think this is the issue described in the (now-closed) #308. I think that editing this line to include recursive = TRUE would address the problem where it's unable to create the cache because the ~/.R directory does not yet exist.

It's a pretty trivial change, but I'd be happy to more thoroughly test it and submit a PR if this approach is welcome.

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Sure happy for a PR if you think that solves the issue

dankessler added a commit to dankessler/lintr that referenced this issue May 22, 2020
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recursively create cache directory
a4f4b56 
This should fix r-lib#60. As discussed in the links from that issue, by
default ESS turns on caching, which causes lintr to try to create a
subdirectory inside of ~/.R. However, if ~/.R doesn't exist in the
first place, dir.create will fail and lintr will not work in emacs. By
adding the recursive = TRUE argument to dir.create, this will now
create all parent directories as necessary to create the desired cache.
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recursively create cache directory
4b88567 
This should fix #60. As discussed in the links from that issue, by
default ESS turns on caching, which causes lintr to try to create a
subdirectory inside of ~/.R. However, if ~/.R doesn't exist in the
first place, dir.create will fail and lintr will not work in emacs. By
adding the recursive = TRUE argument to dir.create, this will now
create all parent directories as necessary to create the desired cache.
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