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R libraries aren't linked to RStudio
See original GitHub issueWas just trying out R functionality in both Jupyter and RStudio, and I don’t think we’re linking libraries correctly in RStudio.
In the R Demo repo I’ve got ggplot2 installing with install.R. In the resulting Binder session, library(ggplot2) works fine from Jupyter, but does not work from within the RStudio session (resulting in Error in library(ggplot2) : there is no package called ‘ggplot2’)
We should figure out how the path linking works with R vs. RStudio, maybe they’re not the same thing
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In Rocker we set
R_LIBSandR_LIBS_USERin the system environment (rocker supports multi-user and root environments, hence we don’t write gloal configs to~/.Renviron, but otherwise I think this is basically the same solution as @betatim proposes).e.g. see: https://github.com/rocker-org/rocker-versioned/blob/master/r-ver/Dockerfile#L110-L111
I can confirm that modifying .Renviron in postBuild works!