Muhammad Jarir Kanji

Thank you for the explanation! It would definitely be great to add that as a feature in the future. Though, what about the fact that passing `body = compare_obj` to...

**NOTE:** Apologies, this wasn't a `pak` issue but more so a problem with using R with conda. I was able to successfully install `pak` on Linux using a "normal", non-conda...

I'm not sure I understand the question. I'm admittedly not very familiar with how dependency solvers in general or how pak internals works, but I was assuming that the above...

> If you write > > ```r > pkg_install("dplyr100::dplyr") > ``` > > and dplyr depends on vctrs, where should be vctrs installed from? Wherever? I guess this is where...

@gaborcsardi Any updates on this or solutions that we can use to circumvent the problem? The above "hack" by ColinFay is only relevant for packages themselves and not their dependencies...

A (hopefully) more "resilient" version of the hack from @ColinFay that also excludes dependencies: ```r new_pkgs = c("tibble", "rlang", "fansi") p

@jameslamb Would it be possible for you to either ask for ownership of the the feedstock or to submit a PR to that repo which allows for a `conda` package...

I'm also getting the same bug.

> Hello, thank you for your request. > > Could you explain why it would be great, is there a usability concern, is it about memory usage, something else? The...

> The column `c` is in the directory structure, and on reading, you will get it back (when you include it in the `columns` arg). See the note at https://arrow.apache.org/docs/python/parquet.html#reading-from-partitioned-datasets....