Fixed usage of libarrow built from the git checkout not the released version from apt#49432
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Fixed usage of libarrow built from the git checkout not the released version from apt#49432GavkareShubham wants to merge 1 commit intoapache:mainfrom
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What changes are included in this PR?
The key change is adding unset LD_LIBRARY_PATH before the macOS troubleshooting section. This ensures that when R loads the package, it uses the libarrow built from the git checkout (which matches the R package build), not the released version from apt.
This approach:
Still tests the troubleshooting documentation as intended
Prevents the ABI mismatch by ensuring the R package uses the libarrow it was built against
Works during the release gap when git checkout and released versions differ
Are these changes tested?
No
#49380