Hey, I'm sorry if this isn't enough information, I'm happy to add more details if necessary.
We use Github Enterprise, and I'm using R >= 3.4
My ultimate goal is to have the R-CMD-CHECK github workflow pass a private R pkg (pkg A) that's dependent on a different private R package (pkg B) that's hosted on a private RSPM.
However, this RSPM has multiple associated repos (or sources): a private CRAN mirror and a private github mirror.
Two problems: I don't know how to specify a multiple-source RSPM as an env var in github actions, and both pkg A and pkg B are dependent on httr.
I've been trying to adapt the standard r-cmd-check.yml file to use our company's personal RSPM, but I'm unsure how, since I have to use both sources within this workflow file: the CRAN packages and the private git mirror that hosts pkg B. I can't use pak because as far as I know, it's still experimental, and I couldn't find documentation for installing purely from a URL and not a specific github repo, so I'm using remotes instead.
I've tried using this code in the "Install pak and query dependencies step":
- name: Install remotes and query dependencies
run: |
install.packages('remotes')
saveRDS(remotes::dev_package_deps(dependencies = TRUE, repos = c(<private CRAN mirror>, <private github mirror for R pkgs>)), ".github/depends.Rds", version = 2)
writeLines(sprintf("R-%i.%i", getRversion()$major, getRversion()$minor), ".github/R-version")
shell: Rscript {0}
This throws an error that it's unable to find pkg B, even though the repo is clearly listed. Pkg B is listed in "Imports" in the Description file as well.
Should I put in an extra step in order to set the RSPM for a specific installation of one package? And how would I set the variable since it's environmental?
Thanks