Closed colinleach closed 1 month ago
For anyone wondering, this is prompted by PR #365 and problems Erik hit in that case.
I assume GH will cache the results somewhere?
Not automatically, no. But let's see how bad it is. Maybe the R action does add some caching. If not, we can add it ourselves.
I tried adding
tidyverse
as a full package, but got alarmed when GH took 11m36s to install the dependencies (lots of C++17 compilation).Thinking about it some more, we definitely don't need
ggplot2
(a big plotting package), and probably don't needtidyr
orforcats
(mainly about data cleaning). Adding"dplyr", "stringr", "readr", "purrr", "tibble"
brought installation time down to 6m20s. I assume GH will cache the results somewhere?