jamovi

you can also try deleting the .u.yaml file, and letting jmvtools recreate it from scratch.

hi, can you send us your source code (contact at jamovi.org)? or check it into github where we can take a look?

with thanks

Here's a quick review: in .cleanData() you're using: as.numeric(as.character(data[,x])) to coerce factors to numeric. the issue with this is that if the column contains non-numeric values, it will (almost) silently convert these to missing values (NAs). so you should use jmvcore::toNumeric() instead...

hey! this looks really great!

you'll have to provide us with example data that we can try out.

cheers

hi, if you make changes to the .a.yaml, or the .u.yaml files, you'll need to shut jamovi down and restart it. we'll fix this in the coming weeks.

changes to the .b.R or .r.yaml files can be made on the fly.

cheers

failing that, you could download the .deb file directly:

https://launchpad.net/~jonathon-love/+a ... _amd64.deb

you can possibly double-click on that to install it, or:

sudo dpkg -i path/to/deb

hmm, that's strange. i don't understand why it isn't updating your version.

you previously added the jamovi repo with:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:jonathon-love/jamovi

?

you should be able to update to the latest version with:

sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade

and/or check what version is installed with:

apt list jamovi

ooh, maybe fill me in a bit more on what you're trying to do. are you wanting to build this for a linux distro? or you're just wanting to build from source on your particular platform?

the project structure document has some build info:

https://dev.jamovi.org/info_project-structure.html

do you mean installing a module, or installing jamovi itself?