Closed henrykironde closed 1 year ago
Please see for example r-ci.sh (which I use for almost all my GitHub projects) or else follow the setup scripts within r2u
. It is just regular Ubuntu so you can also apt install
as you see fit, or use bspm
so that remotes::install_deps()
takes over (r-ci
does that or ...)
Providing CI is outside of the scope of r2u: it is just a repository. You can deploy it as you see fit.
Lastly, please take a moment to re-read your paragraph above. It is missing any relevant tangible information. You did detail what you did, nor what result you expected, nor the result you got.
I have tried this tool, but currently the setup fails to use the installed packages. Any help would be appreciated.