Hi R-ArcGIS Community,  As a government department worker, my IT department requires arcgisbinding_1.0.0.232 to be available on CRAN to whitelist the package. Can someone advise on the Esri's approach for updating a official CRAN pages? ... View more

I am brand new to R code and its connection to ArcGIS.  We are looking to update our forecasting tool for freight. The consultant is looking to use R to code the app. This information will feed into an existing Hub site. Is it possible to embed an R-coded app into Hub? Is it possible to build app using ArcGIS online that can have r-code in it? Thank you in advance for your help. ... View more

I've got an enterprise SAML account with AGOL and sign in to ArcGIS Pro using my Microsoft 365 credentials, using the URL "https://mnrf.maps.arcgis.com/". My organization forces me to re-sign in about once a week. As part of my job, I need to run R scripts (usually quarto documents) regularly, sometimes 2-3 times a day, to update data and dashboards. If I'm not signed in, or my computer is off (at, say, 6:30 AM), the script fails. I'd like to look into hosting my scripts online, say, Posit Connect, or a government server. I've never done this before. What's holding me back is that I don't know if it is possible to access my AGOL credentials without it checking on my computer to see if I'm signed in in ArcGIS Pro. Is there any way to connect to my account when I'm not working on my local computer? Thanks! ... View more

Has anyone successfully run an R-based script tool on an Enterprise server -- that imports the sf package? Or even the stats package. I’m having this issue when trying to run an R-based script tool as a published geoprocessing service. I’m using ArcGIS 3.2.1, R 4.3.3, and ArcGIS Enterprise 11.2. I created a R script that simply queries a feature class of US Counties for features with a user supplied FIPS code and returns the subset feature class (attached). I then created an ArcGIS Pro geoprocessing interface for this tool. I created a second version of the script and geoprocessing tool, one which calls the `arc.data2sf()` function (line 60 is uncommented in attached script). Both versions of the tool run perfectly fine as a local geoprocessing models, complete with showing messages generated by the script. I then created service definitions from the successful runs of each model in the history, choosing the following options: Save as Offline Service Definition General: Reference all data Configuration: Upload, Synchronous I then published these service definitions as two separate services on my ArcGIS Enterprise Server Version with `arc.data2sf()` commented out:  https://faybox.rc.duke.edu/server/rest/services/Test81March/SelectRnoSF/GPServer Version with `arc.data2sf()` enabled: https://faybox.rc.duke.edu/server/rest/services/Test81March/SelectRwSF/GPServer The version with `arc.data2sf()` runs fine, though no messages are shown. The version with `arc.data2sf()` raises the error `This function requires the sf package.`   I do have R (v 4.3.3) installed on the server machine. The `arcgisbindings` and the `sf` package are both installed; I installed them while logged into the server machine using the ArcGIS Enterprise service account. I can confirm the sf package is installed by running `library(sf)` at the R command prompt, which runs without warning or error.   I’ve worked with three separate ESRI technical support specialists over the last month on this issue. However, I don’t believe any have worked with R. In the end, they told me that ESRI does not actually support the R-ArcGIS Bridge on an Enterprise Server (despite it showing up quite clearly in their Enterprise documentation).   I’d really like to know whether anyone has been able to get R-based tools that call 3rd party packages to work in a published geoprocessing service as that would suggest it’s an issue with my set up. And of course, if it is an issue with my set up, I’d love pointers on what I might tinker with.   Thanks for any advice you can provide. ... View more

Hello community,   I'm a new member and new the R bridge in general. I just installed the packages in R and the dependencies worried me. What I want to do is use the bridge in a Shiny app hosted on our Posit subscription. Has anyone tried to use use the bridge this way? What were the pitfalls you ran into and how did you work around them? Thanks in advance for any advice. ... View more