Currently, we do not specify which version of R to install in our tests workflow or in our Dockerfile, which results in the latest version available being installed. This has apparently not been an issue up to this point. However, the latest version of R available is now R 4.3, which is not compatible with some of the package versions in our R environment.
Until we upgrade our R environment to be compatible with R 4.3, we can make the following changes:
Specify that R version 4.2.3 be installed in our tests workflow
Specify that R version 4.2.3 be installed when the RAPIDS Docker image is built from our Dockerfile. We also explicitly install make, g++, gfortran, BLAS, and LAPACK dependencies so that R package qgraph can be installed; otherwise, attempting to build the image locally on both macOS Monterey 12.4 (Docker version 20.10.17) and Ubuntu 20.04 (Docker version 20.10.24) fails at this step
Currently, we do not specify which version of R to install in our tests workflow or in our Dockerfile, which results in the latest version available being installed. This has apparently not been an issue up to this point. However, the latest version of R available is now R 4.3, which is not compatible with some of the package versions in our R environment.
Until we upgrade our R environment to be compatible with R 4.3, we can make the following changes:
make,g++,gfortran,BLAS, andLAPACKdependencies so that R packageqgraphcan be installed; otherwise, attempting to build the image locally on both macOS Monterey 12.4 (Docker version 20.10.17) and Ubuntu 20.04 (Docker version 20.10.24) fails at this step