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Is the use of Rscript
in wch1/r-debug
discouraged?
#27
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@jameslamb, I had a similar issue when testing an R package with RcppArmadillo code and it seems the
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@wch: Confirming that ln -s /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libgfortran.so.5.0.0 /usr/lib/libgfortran.so helps with the linking issue. Should this be added to the |
@krlmlr Sure, do you want to make a PR? |
In a project I maintain, we have been using https://hub.docker.com/layers/wch1/r-debug/ for a while now to run various continuous integration jobs trying to replicate the types of testing CRAN does. Thanks so much for maintaining this project!
Starting about 5 days ago, one of those jobs started failing. As of the most recent
wch1/r-debug
builds, attempting to install{Matrix}
from CRAN withRscript
results in the following error.Installing it with
RDscript
succeeds.Is the use of
Rscript
in this image discouraged?Reproducible Example
This example was run on the latest version of
wch1/r-debug:latest
, pulled today (May 15, 2021).output of 'docker inspect' (click me)
Using
Rscript
, installation of{Matrix}
failed.With this error:
full log (click me)
Attempting the same, but with
RDscript
, succeeds.Notes for Reviewers
According to https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/Matrix/index.html,
{Matrix}
was last updated about two months ago (March 23, 2022), so I don't think the root cause of this command starting to fail is "new release of{Matrix}
".I suspect that this issue is related to the way those two executables (
R
andRD
) were built / configured.Thanks very much for your time and consideration.
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