My colleague and I are trying to run an R script on a virtual machine we both have access to. We're trying to run it in the command line of the virtual machine (long story, task scheduler etc..), and the actual script lives in a Onedrive location we both have access to (if you wonder why the file paths look different, its the same file location in each, different mapping).
I'm able to run the script and Tidyverse loads:
It runs into an unrelated error inside the script where it can't open a file, but that's not pertinent to this question. The relevant info here is that I can run it, and when it runs its able to successfully load Tidyverse
My colleague runs the exact same commands and receives this error:
It says that she can't load Tidyverse because there is no package called that.
We've both separately made sure that Tidyverse was installed. I.e. we'll be logged into the Virtual machine, we'll open RStudio and/or RGui (we've each done both) and install.packages("Tidyverse") and it'll install into this location for each of us:
So my question is:
Why does Tidyverse load when I run it, but not when my colleague does?