You will find that the Gapminder package is only installed on the verse_gapminder image and not on the rocker/verse image. You can test that this worked by running a Docker container from each image.
Verse_gapminder latest bb38976d03cf 57 seconds ago 1.955 GB We can see that we now have two Docker images saved on our laptops by typing: docker images REPOSITORY TAG IMAGE ID CREATED SIZE We called this new image verse_gapminder. Finally, we also provide a new name for the new image.
We also need to provide the specific hash for this version of the container (here 4a6a528b35da). We do this by passing the -m flag followed by the message in quotes.
Save Linux and Windows users from compiling packages from source. Data scientists reproduce results without worrying about packages. RStudio Package Manager allows you to organize and centralize R package management across your team, department, or entire organization. To save this Docker image we have to provide a commit message to describe the change that we have made to the image. Package Manager can help solve these problems.
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Download and install Download and install RStudio Package Manager: RHEL/CentOS 8 RHEL/CentOS 7 Ubuntu 20. Now to save this version of the image, in the new terminal window type: docker commit -m "verse + gapminder" 4a6a528b35da verse_gapminder Installing RStudio Package Manager Step 1. The output should look something like what is shown below, and the specific hash for this container is the alphanumeric text in the first column. We can see this by typing the following command in the new terminal window, and it will list all running Docker containers: docker ps To save this specific version of the image we need to find this containers specific hash. To do this we need to open another terminal window before we close our Docker container. To avoid this, lets save the image by running Docker commit and then the next time we run a Docker container we can run an instance of this image which includes the Gapminder package.
But wait, what is going to happen when we exit the container? It will be deleted and since we didn’t save this version of the Docker image, when we open another instance of the container we will have to install the Gapminder package again if we want to use it. Great! Now we have the Gapminder package installed so we can work with the whole dataset. My typical procedure for building package myPackage in RStudio is to use two menu items in the Build pane Check, then Install and Restart Check makes sure everything checks out correctly. Let’s launch a verse Docker container to run RStudio as we did previously, and try to install the gapminder package, and load it and peek at the data. But if you use the typical procedure for developing a package in RStudio, your vignette will not show up. You can install R packages with RStudio in the browser, like you would on a desktop-RStudio-session, by using install.packages.