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Having some issues installing the package on an Ubuntu machine with R 3.6.0. Any attempts to install from CRAN/Git on a version higher than 0.5.1 results in this error. I can successfully install 0.5.1 from CRAN archive, but anything above this fails due to a keyring errors. I have tried both removing sendgridr completely, as well as keyring completely
For what it's worth, I do have keyring configured correctly (I can even run an auth_check() and get TRUE from sendgridr), but it still will not let me update. I'd honestly prefer to just use a local environment variable, which I see is a feature in the new version, but I am not able to install that version.
In the meantime, I have downgraded to 0.4.3 which uses the environment variable, but seems like if environment variables are an option, reducing the need for a keyring dependency upon installation would be preferable?
@mscbuck I have been neglecting this issue for too long. I will fix it as soon as possible. I understand your opinion. I will share it as soon as I work on it. Thank you.
Can corroborate @mscbuck experience with this new version and the keyring dependency. I downgraded to 0.4.3 so we could continue to use the ENV Variable, which we prefer as well.
Having some issues installing the package on an Ubuntu machine with R 3.6.0. Any attempts to install from CRAN/Git on a version higher than 0.5.1 results in this error. I can successfully install 0.5.1 from CRAN archive, but anything above this fails due to a keyring errors. I have tried both removing sendgridr completely, as well as keyring completely
For what it's worth, I do have keyring configured correctly (I can even run an auth_check() and get TRUE from sendgridr), but it still will not let me update. I'd honestly prefer to just use a local environment variable, which I see is a feature in the new version, but I am not able to install that version.
In the meantime, I have downgraded to 0.4.3 which uses the environment variable, but seems like if environment variables are an option, reducing the need for a keyring dependency upon installation would be preferable?
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