Continuing through after error ggplot for Fragment Size Distribution

[hira-anis]

Continuing through after error ggplot for Fragment Size Distribution

Hey team! First of all thank you for everything that you do and the package! @rcorces @jgranja24 @jeffmgranja

Describe the bug
ggplot in ArrowFiles throws an error. Was working perfectly fine like 2 days ago?
Recent changes: installed gfortran to troubleshoot Matrix+irlba issue on MAC OS. Installed Matrix and irlba from source.

To reproduce this issue using the tutorial hematopoiesis, remove the minTSS and min Frags

Expected behavior
Arrow files should create a directory called Quality control that is expected to have QC plots. They were all damaged files.

I installed the packages ggrastr and Cairo based on previous discussion
I already have XQuartz on my system, i can and do use X11. However, the package was weirdly not available?

Screenshots
`library(ArchR)
library(ggrastr)
library(Cairo)
library(Matrix)
library(irlba)
library(ggplot2)

package.version("ArchR")
[1] "1.0.3"
package.version("ggrastr")
"1.0.2"
package.version("Cairo")
"1.6-2"
package.version("ggrastr")
"1.0.2"
package.version("irlba")
"2.3.5.1"
package.version("ggplot2")
"3.5.0"

setwd("./for_ArchR_github")

inputFiles <- getTutorialData("Hematopoiesis")
inputFiles
addArchRGenome("hg38")
addArchRThreads(threads = 1)

ArrowFiles <- createArrowFiles(
inputFiles = inputFiles,
sampleNames = names(inputFiles),
addTileMat = TRUE,
addGeneScoreMat = TRUE
)

Cairo::Cairo(type='raster'); dev.off()
The output
RStudioGD
2

session_info()
writeLines(capture.output(sessionInfo()), "sessionInfo.txt")`

Session Info
sessionInfo.txt
ArchR-createArrows-fac07e91819e-Date-2024-02-25_Time-13-32-55.log

Additional context
I tried my best to explain the issue. Please let me know if there is anything else that's needed. Thank you once again.

[rcorces]

Hi @hira-anis! Thanks for using ArchR! Please make sure that your post belongs in the Issues section. Only bugs and error reports belong in the Issues section. Usage questions and feature requests should be posted in the Discussions section, not in Issues.

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[hira-anis]

Update:
I ended up updating my MAC OS, Uninstalling and reinstalling R, uninstalling and reinstalling ArchR,Matrix (from source),irlba (from source), ggrastr, ggplot2 and Cairo. I also have XQuartz on my system.

I created a test code to check if ggplot2 and ggrastr are working.

Test cases

plot <- ggplot(df, aes(x = x, y = y)) +
geom_point()
plot

rasterize(plot, layers='Point', dpi=50)

Cairo::Cairo(type='raster'); dev.off()
X11()

These work fine.

Here is the updated session info! Awaiting your response.
Incase there is a way to bypass this.
sessionInfo.txt

[juliabelk]

For me, downgrading specifically ggplot fixed this. This worked for me:
conda install conda-forge::r-ggplot2=3.3

[sshuklz]

Had the same problem as well, downgrading ggplot2 to 3.3 also worked for me.

[lzj1769]

FYI, ggplot=3.4 also fixes this issue.

[alekseybelikov]

In fact, ggplot version 3.4 is required

ggplot_url <- "https://cran.r-project.org/src/contrib/Archive/ggplot2/ggplot2_3.4.0.tar.gz"
install.packages(ggplot_url, repos=NULL, type="source")