poly-R will not load without ess: see these lines
However, ess is not declared as a dependency. Thus, it's possible to install poly-R without ess, in which case things won't work. For example, if I start a fresh emacs (with emacs -Q), configure melpa, install poly-R, and then (require 'poly-R), I get an error about being unable to load ess-mode.
This bug probably rarely comes up, since most people using poly-R have probably already installed ess, but it would be nice to make this explicit/automatic.
Fixing this is as simple as making the dependency explicit, but rather than submitting a PR, I wanted to check if there's a particular version of ess on which poly-R depends.
poly-Rwill not load withoutess: see these linesHowever,
essis not declared as a dependency. Thus, it's possible to installpoly-Rwithoutess, in which case things won't work. For example, if I start a fresh emacs (withemacs -Q), configure melpa, installpoly-R, and then(require 'poly-R), I get an error about being unable to loadess-mode.This bug probably rarely comes up, since most people using
poly-Rhave probably already installedess, but it would be nice to make this explicit/automatic.Fixing this is as simple as making the dependency explicit, but rather than submitting a PR, I wanted to check if there's a particular version of
esson whichpoly-Rdepends.