jamovi

hi, this is all unusual. but yes, i couldn't see modifying the ~/.zshenv file helping the situation. i would try removing jamovi, and attempting a clean installation of it. if that doesn't work, i'm not sure what the problem is here. i develop and use jamovi under macOS sequoia without issue, so it'...

you could try the 2.3.28 and see if that works (on the download page).

jonathon

can you tell us if there's anything special about this mac? is it running a special security layer?

its very rare (unheard of) to have issues like this under recent versions of macOS, so i'm wondering what might be different.

check you're using the 2.6 series of jamovi

jonathon

hi,

it should be working again ... i've reached out to our host about it.

jonathon

take a look at example 3 in this blog post:

https://blog.jamovi.org/2018/10/23/tran ... ables.html

jonathon

yeah, it looks like there's some funny entries in your NAMESPACE file.

jonathon

take a look at the counts and standard deviation for each cell in your design, i.e. if the SD is zero for any of those, that can cause an ANOVA to fail.

this may not be it, but i think you'll find the problem is something like it.

I think your network is probably preventing access to the jamovi library.

you can download and sideload modules (for the 2.6 series) from here:

https://library.jamovi.org/win64/R4.4.1-x64/

jonathon

Yeah, fair enough. If you could email is to contact <at> jamovi.org we could take a look and then delete it, but i appreciate this may not be possible. I would say there's something unusual about your data which means the ANOVA can't be run ... but rather than providing a helpful error message, jamo...

hi,

double check you're using a recent version of jamovi ... and if so, can you save a .omv file of this error and attach it to this issue (you may need to zip it up).

cheers

jonathon