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@isteves helpfully noted that the Travis CI builds started failing a while ago in #86. The failures indicate issues with Ubuntu PPAs and nothing to do with our tools. Though this happened around the time R 3.5.0 was released, which is a backwards incompatible R release indue to the introduction of ALTREP. This is: 1. My attempt to fix that so all the Travis builds pass 2. Reduce the deps arcticdatautils requires to install. ncdf4 and yaml are not packages that _need_ to be installed to get started using it so they should be in Suggests
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Reduce dependencies on ncdf4 and yaml Also fix travis build
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@isteves helpfully noted that the Travis CI builds started failing a while ago in #86. The failures indicate issues with Ubuntu PPAs and nothing to do with our tools. Though this happened around the time R 3.5.0 was released, which is a backwards incompatible R release indue to the introduction of ALTREP. This is: