Arcgisbinding - receiving fatal error when trying to load data

[SaraJL]

I have been working through the Using the R-ArcGIS Bridge training in the ESRI catalog and I'm encountering a few issues:

I just installed R, so I have R 4.3.1 and the latest version of ArcGIS Pro:

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But when I try to run the code from the training in the application, I'm receiving a fatal error and then the program crashes. This is when I'm trying to load the dataset from the exercise:

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Any suggestions are welcome. I'm a pretty basic R/RStudio user.

[JosiahParry]

Hey Sara, do you have more context that you can provide? Can you provide the code that you are running that is causing this crash?

[SaraJL]

Sure! I was actually doing the Using the R-ArcGIS Bridge training module in the ESRI Training catalog

https://www.esri.com/training/catalog/58b5e417b89b7e000d8bfe45/using-the-rarcgis-bridge/

The spot I was having the issue was Step 3 when I was trying to load the library (arcgisbinding) package. Up until Step 3 of the training module, it was going pretty smooth! No errors before that point.

Thank you!

[JosiahParry]

Hm! There's still not too much to work on. Do you happen to have multiple versions of R installed on your machine? It looks like from the screenshot you have R version 4.3.1 installed. Does the output of the `.libPaths()` function match that shown in the geoprocessing options? 

[SaraJL]

Good question! How would I check that? It wasn't a step in the training module, so not sure exactly how to validate it code wise. The video also does show that step.

But to answer the version question - I only have version 4.3.1 installed.

If this helps - this is a screenshot of Step 3 of the module where I was having this issues - this is as far as I got so I wasn't able to really run much code past this point. (The Save part worked at the end - but running the code was the part that generated the error)

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[DanieVN]

I'm getting the fatal error at line 3 of the code trying. I did verify the filepath exists, but R just restarts when I run it. 

Does Arc Pro need to open or closed? Will this affect it?

Can the files be open? Will this affect it? 

library(arcgisbinding)
arc.check_product()
file.exists(path = "C:\\EsriTraining\\RArcGISBridge\\crashes_per_mile.shp")
dataset <- arc.open(path = "C:\\EsriTraining\\RArcGISBridge\\crashes_per_mile.shp")

How can I get through this training? There aren't any error messages or fixes discussed in the training.