Open chainsawriot opened 2 months ago
Checked: This work out of the box, with wget
docker run -it --mount src=r-source,target=/r-source ghcr.io/r-hub/evercran/3.3.2 bash
This is good advice, looks like evercran is a successor project to rocker
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Checked: This work out of the box, with wget
docker run -it --mount src=r-source,target=/r-source ghcr.io/r-hub/evercran/3.3.2 bash
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As title.
It is also quite difficult to install
wget
inside the container because Debian Jessie (whichrocker/r-ver:3.3.2
is based on) is already in archive, as of today (2024-07-08).apt
won't work out of the box, unless one edits/etc/apt/
.I would suggest either using evercran or downloading the r source locally and then use
docker -v
to link it inside the container.