Originally I found a problem trying to send a 0-row data.frame with character row.names through RProtobuf:
> x <- data.frame(A=1:3,B=1:3, row.names=c("apples","oranges","bananas"))
> x <- x[x$A > 5, ]
> serialized <- RProtoBuf::serialize_pb(object=x, connection=NULL)
> y <- RProtoBuf::unserialize_pb(serialized)
Error in attributes(xobj) <- attrib :
row names must be 'character' or 'integer', not 'logical'
Then I observed that the problem was in the row.names attr of the data.frame, because a 0-length character vector turns into a 0-length logical vector.
> x <- character(0)
> serialized <- RProtoBuf::serialize_pb(object=x, connection=NULL)
> y <- RProtoBuf::unserialize_pb(serialized)
> y
logical(0)
The problem occurs in both the CRAN version (0.4.3) and the Github master code.
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