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My guess would be that the problem is conda.
I see things like this: ```r > library(xml2) Warning: program compiled against libxml 210 using older 209 ``` which is caused by conda, putting itself in front on the path...
Thanks for sharing your diagnose, @courtiol !
The problems seem to point to problems in the GDAL installation, potentially related to links to PostgreSQL. They don't seem to point at something that can be done here, AFAICT.
I can't reproduce the problem (I see no problem) but that is on Ubuntu, not Windows. Have you tried updating R and sf to released versions?
> I can reproduce on ubuntu. also wit sf 1.0-20? What is `sf::sf_extSoftVersion()`?
The [README](https://github.com/r-spatial/stars) contains an example where you get time of maximum back as array value. `st_apply` returns multiple values into a new dimension, so you cannot combine that with your...
> Does that make any sense? If they are of the same mode (`numeric`) it does not matter; choose what's convenient.
I think this is related: ```r plt2 = function() { layout(matrix(1:2, 2)) plot(1,1) plot(1,1) } plt2() ``` gives an error: ``` Error in `plot.new()`: ! figure margins too large ```...
Would it help if I add "orientation" to the description in 2.1?