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To address the recent removal from CRAN update the ReadMe to inform users of the removal and provide:
Instructions for a workaround (downloading with devtools)
Steps being taken to address the issue and get RSocrata back on CRAN
Provide a best guess timeline
In normal scripts one would simply install with devtools::install_github("Chicago/RSocrata") rather than using install.packages("RSocrata"). Does anyone (@nicklucius ?) have further suggestions regarding instructions for installation scripts that may be deployed with containerization or other use cases?
Some quick googling led me to https://www.r-bloggers.com/2019/02/running-your-r-script-in-docker/. This has very clean and very normal looking Docker instructions. They are using R or Rscript to install packages, which I think is the most normal way. In the past I have installed packages from the command line using apt, but I don't even remember how or why, and I don't see examples of that now. So unless someone speaks up, I won't worry about that potential edge case.
To address the recent removal from CRAN update the ReadMe to inform users of the removal and provide:
In normal scripts one would simply install with
devtools::install_github("Chicago/RSocrata")
rather than usinginstall.packages("RSocrata")
. Does anyone (@nicklucius ?) have further suggestions regarding instructions for installation scripts that may be deployed with containerization or other use cases?Some quick googling led me to https://www.r-bloggers.com/2019/02/running-your-r-script-in-docker/. This has very clean and very normal looking Docker instructions. They are using R or Rscript to install packages, which I think is the most normal way. In the past I have installed packages from the command line using
apt
, but I don't even remember how or why, and I don't see examples of that now. So unless someone speaks up, I won't worry about that potential edge case.@nicklucius @tomschenkjr I plan to push up a new readme under a branch issue216
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