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Ah, I missed that you tried tar_make(res1_1). That actually does allow me to reproduce the error you described. But then the error went away after I downloaded all non-base dependency packages from the day version 1.3.2 was released:

options(repos = "https://packagemanager.posit.co/cran/2023-10-12")
install.packages(c("targets", "base64url", "callr", "cli", "codetools", "data.table", "digest", "igraph", "knitr", "R6", "rlang", "tibble", "tidyselect", "vctrs"))

If you revert those packages in the same way, it may fix the error on your end too.

In general, I recommend using renv, Docker, or rix to lock packages at their current versions for the entirety of the project. I think renv is the e…

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