Looking for Jamovi 2.3.3.0 installing file for MAC

[dadedodo]

Hi,

I am looking for the installation file of Jamovi 2.3.3.0 for mac. I have created a module with Jamovi 2.3.3.0 in windows, and I would like to use the same version of Jamovi in my MAC to use my module. Unfortunately, when I try to compile my module with the new bverion of Jamovi I got this error:

Installing dependencies
svDialogs, factoextra
Warning: unable to access index for repository https://cran.microsoft.com/snapshot/202 ... ontrib/4.1:
cannot open URL 'https://cran.microsoft.com/snapshot/202 ... 1/PACKAGES'
Warning message:
packages 'svDialogs', 'factoextra' are not available as a binary package for this version of R

Versions of these packages for your version of R might be available elsewhere,
see the ideas at
https://cran.r-project.org/doc/manuals/ ... g-packages
ERROR: dependencies 'svDialogs', 'factoextra' are not available for package 'StratificationTHA'
* removing 'C:/Users/dbisanzio/Desktop/Desktop_files/Stratification_module_THA/StratificationTHA/build/R4.1.2-win64/StratificationTHA'

Could not build module

Thanks for your help,

Donal

[jonathon]

Hi,

since microsoft retired MRAN, packages cannot be built for the 2.3 version of jamovi. you'll need to update to the 2.5.

cheers

jonathon

[dadedodo]

Thanks a lot!. It would be possible to have MAC 2.3.3.0 version of Jamovi? The module was already built with the old version. I just need an old version of Jamovi while I am re-building it with the new one.
Thanks

[jonathon]

jamovi 2.3 is still available from our download page.

https://www.jamovi.org/download.html

but if you want an even older version you can look here:

https://www.jamovi.org/downloads/

cheers

jonathon

[sjentsch]

There is a trick (although one that is a bit tiresome).

[1] Run

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jmvtools::install()

as usual. It will tell you which CRAN packages are required.

[2] Manually install those packages, using

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install.packages(c("PACKAGE1", "PACKAGE2"), lib="./build/R4.1.2-win64/", repos = "https://packagemanager.posit.co/cran/2022-01-01/")

NB: You need to adjust PACKAGE1, ... and the name of your build directory (the R... - part)

[3] Repeat until all dependencies are installed and jmvtools::install() runs through

[jonathon]

ah, now what you write is interesting ... i don't think i realised that packagemanager hosted files from that far back. i've updated jmvtools (2.5.5) to use the packagemanager repos. ... it may turn out we can build for the 2.3

jonathon