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What about not depending on packages like directlables but only making the user install these when they are needed? #45

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dsmurrell opened this issue May 15, 2014 · 3 comments

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isidroc commented May 28, 2014

Yes, this can be done.
For instance, in the impute function, I did that. This is a good idea, though it should be said somewhere that some functions require concrete packages..

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Ok, you seem to have added quite a few dependencies... for anything that is
'extra' and not required in the modelling and prediction of new molecules,
can we leave those to be installed/loaded when they are needed by the user
and not block package installation?

On Wed, May 28, 2014 at 2:02 PM, Isidro notifications@github.com wrote:

Yes, this can be done.
For instance, in the impute function, I did that. This is a good idea,
though it should be said somewhere that some functions require concrete
packages..


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isidroc commented Oct 7, 2014

just read this again, we should recheck it for the new release

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