Closed razekmh closed 1 week ago
Which version of R works best with the limitations of DSD?
4.1.3
It is not mentioned explicitly in the slab docs (AFAIK) but I tried most recent R version and they broke the R Studio. When installing the latest R version 4.4.2
and opening R studio, the program opens for a second and then crashes. While using the version of R the DSD comes with 4.0.0
does not support many of the basic functions of tidyverse.
Which version of R studio?
I tried installing newer versions but I did not have enough permissions. I guess we are using the one that comes with the DSD 1.2.5042
Can I use VS code for development?
Partially, I can use VS code to edit files but I cannot run R code inside it. I tried installing the R integrating extension but I did not have enough permissions
Can I clone from GitHub?
Yes, but I have to update the proxy settings ref to the guide on Slab
git config --global http.proxy http://www-cache-n.xuclh.nhs.uk:3128
git config --global https.proxy https://www-cache-n.xuclh.nhs.uk:3128
Can I push to GitHub? Yes, but only using the bash CLI. I have not been able to push using the integration of VS so far. VS code cannot pull the most recent updates from GitHub. I think I might need to edit some of its config for this.
Edit: you can edit the config to use the proxy. You will need to sign in to your GitHub account too
{
"http.proxy": "https://www-cache-n.xuclh.nhs.uk:3128"
}
How to clone large files from GitHub to the DSD?
You cannot. Although git-lfs/2.10.0
is installed. I cannot clone the vocab repo because the request times out. Maybe it is something that has to do with the proxy?
I tried downloading the zip file from GitHub but that did not work either for the same reason. The request times out!
I tried opening each individual file on GitHub and downloading the raw file directly. This one worked, so I downloaded each file. I understand that this means I will need to update the files manually but it works for now.
all targets are addressed
I want to test using the UCLH Data Science Desktop for R development: