Force TFP modules to load, fix model init #5
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Hi @hriebl, good to "see" you here again 😊 There still seems to be a problem with the R CMD check here, from a first quick glance it appears to be related to the pygraphviz installation. |
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June 27, 2024 19:56
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Great work, thank you @hriebl ! |
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Fixes #4. The problem seems to be caused by a recent reticulate update, probably 1.36. Since then, the TFP modules fail to load when they are required, which is fixed by this PR by introducing a dummy access to these modules.