Pierre Poulain
Pierre Poulain
A quick test told me `apt.txt` is required, at least some of its content.
Dear @bollwyvl I had a similar issue while trying to export a notebook as html. If I understand correctly your previous answer, this is also because `nbconvert` (or any substitute)...
Apart displaying the content of env variables such as `LD_LIBRARY_PATH`, I don't know how to explore the content of environments in JupyterLab or RStudio. A more radical solution would be...
There is an ongoing PR about the way RStudio is installed within repo2docker: https://github.com/jupyterhub/repo2docker/pull/1161 This might solve our problem here.
Thanks for your input @nasiegel88 :pray: I did some tests [here](https://github.com/plasmabio/template-r/tree/fix-tidyverse-install) that were unsuccessful. Would you mind sharing an example repo of yours?
Thank you @NicolasCARPi :pray:
Thanks for the workaround. It looks like the zip export for a given user fails when the archive is above 400 Mb.
We could separate the doc in two parts. - one part, in the `tljh-repo2docker` repo and dedicated to the later. - another part, in the `plasmabio` repo, more related to...
> This would mean changing the default URL to /rstudio? Yes, replacing the trailing `/lab` part in the URL by `/rstudio`. At least, this is how I do manually.
> It sounds like it should be possible to do that directly in the environment being built That would the best case: - No need to modify the UI. -...